SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Qualification for admission to two year pre-university
course:
Admission to the Karnataka
Two-Year Pre-University course shall be open to the
candidates who have passed
(a) The Karnataka
Secondary School leaving Certificate Examination.
OR
(b)
Any other
examinations recognized by the board as equivalent to
the Karnataka S.S.L.C.
Exams for the purpose of
admission for two year Pre-University course, Provided
that such candidate is eligible for admission to the
Pre-University or equivalent course in the state in
which the candidate has passed the qualifying
examination:
Admission of
candidate from outside the state/country (other than
Karnataka Secondary School examination Board Candidates)
shall be admitted to the course only after producing a
provisional eligibility certificate issued by board.
Candidates should obtain such certificate obtained at
the qualifying examination.
Duration of the
course: The course
of study for the Two-Year Pre-University course shall
extend over a period of two academic years.
Medium of
Instruction and Examination:
The medium of instruction will be in
English. Candidates may at their option, answer the
examination either in English or in Kannada.provided
they indicate in their applications the medium in
which they opt to answer the examination.
Course of study:
The course of the study
leading to two year Pre-University Examination shall
comprise of part I and Part II.
The candidate shall select
under Part I any two of the following languages
one of which should be an Indian language:
1)
Kannada
2) English
3)
Hindi 4) Sanskrit
Part II
Science:
1.
Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology
2.
Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics and Electronics
3.
Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer science
Commerce:
1.
Basic
Mathematics, Statistics, Business Studies and Accountancy
2.
Basic
Mathematics, Economics, Business Studies and Accountancy
3.
Statistics,
Economics, Business Studies and Accountancy
4.
Computer
science, Economics, Business Studies and Accountancy
LABORATORY
There are well equipped
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Electronics and Computer
Science Laboratories for acquiring
experimental
skill for future research.
LIBRARY RULES
The college library has a
collection of more than 8,000 books.A student is
permitted to borrow only one book at a time.Books
can be borrowed on the particular days of the week
allotted for each class only when borrower’s ticket and
identity card is produced.Books borrowed from the
library can be kept for a period of 14 days only. If the
due date happens to be a holiday it must be returned on
the next day. If the book is not returned on the due
date, a fine of 50 paisa per day will be levied.If the
books are lost or damaged the librarian must be
informed. The book must be replaced by a new one or its
cost must be remitted immediately.Books meant for
reference will not be issued. They should be used only
in the reference section during the specified hours.To
enable the students to prepare for the public
examination books will be issued after the closure of
the academic year against a deposit of double the cost
of books.
Rules of admission for 1 Year
Pre-University Examinations
a) There shall be District Level Examination at the
end of first year Pre-University course, in addition to
two quarterly test and mid-term examination. These tests
and examinations shall
be conducted by the colleges concerned and the records
of the same will be maintained
intact for three years after the tests and examinations.
Marks awarded shall find a place in the consolidated
marks register and individual marks card.
b)
Admission
for I P.U.C. examinations shall be opened to candidates
who have:
1. Undergone the
prescribed course of study in the corresponding year in
a recognized institution.
2.
Put in the
minimum attendance required.
3.
Completed
the practical assignments for internal assessment and
shall obtain a certificate to that effect from the
teachers concerned.
7. Attendance
A candidate shall be considered to have
completed the first year of the P.U.C. if the
candidate has
attended three fourths of the number of actual working
hours in each of the subjects during the year i.e. 75%
in each subject.
8. Condition of the shortage of attendance:
A)
The Heads of
the institutions shall have the discretion to condone
the shortage of attendance upto to 15% of the total
number of actual working hours on the production of a
medical certificate and by paying Rs. 25/- as fine per
subject for condonation. This amount shall be remitted
to the concerned Account.
B)
The Heads of
the institutions shall have the discretion to condone
the shortage of attendance of the students who have
attended not less than 60% of the actual number of work
in any one subject on production of the medical
certificate countersigned by a medical Officer not less
than the rank of a District Medical officer.
9. Examination Fee:
An
examination fee of Rs. 50/- per student shall be
collected to meet the expenditure on printing,
stationary, maintenance of the marks registers, progress
cards etc., however, SC/ST students are exempted from
the payment of such fees. This fees is subjected to
revision by the Govt. from time to time, (G.O.No.ED 73
TPU 91, Bangalore, Dated 4/10 June 92).
10. Parent
Teacher’s Meet:
It will be held in our college in the month of September
both for I and II PUC students to improve their academic
performance. Parents will be given an opportunity to
interact with the Principal and the Staff.
11. A)
The scheme of examination and duration:
The scheme of examination,
the minimum and maximum marks, duration of the
examination and the time schedule shall be as follows:
|
Test/Examination
|
Period
when to be held |
Duration and maximum marks |
|
|
1st
Quarterly test |
2nd
week of September |
1 ˝ hours
for each subject for a maximum marks of 45. |
|
|
Mid-term examination |
2nd
week of December |
3hours for
each subject for a maximum mark of 90. |
|
|
Annual examination |
March /
April |
3hours for
each subject for a maximum mark of 90 and for a
maximum marks of 80 for science subjects involving
practical examination |
|
|
10 marks
are awarded for internal Assessment and 10 marks for
practical subject.
|
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF RESULTS
The result for I year Pre-University
Examination shall be declared on the 10th of
April every year.
PROMOTIONAL
PROCEDURE:
All those who obtain a minimum of 27
Marks in theory and 35% in the aggregate in the annual
Examination shall be declared as promoted. For Practical
subjects a student should secure a minimum of 24 marks
in Theory for promotion.
Working
hours of the college: 7.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m.
for science and Commerce. Fees will be collected from
9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
RULES
REGARDING THE ADMISSION
Application for admission duly filled should
reach the principal on or before the specified date.
No
application will be considered unless accompanied by the
copies of
(1)The Transfer Certificate from the institution last
attended
(2)The
statement of marks obtained at the last examination
(3)The migration Certificate from
institution(for students of outside Karnataka State).
Only copies of the certificates should be
attached and the originals should be produced at the
time of admission.
Migration
certificate should be submitted in the case of students
from other Universities.
The
language opted must be the same as the languages at the
languages at the previous qualifying examination passed
by the candidate. In the college, Kannada, Sanskrit,
and Hindi languages are taught.
Candidates selected for
admission should pay the prescribed fees and produce the
originals of the Transfer Certificate, the statement of
marks on or before the dates notified and should meet
the principal to get themselves admitted.
Two passport size photographs and Two
Postal Envelops(don't mention your address on the Envelops).
SESHADRIPURAM INSTITUTE
OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT
Regulations Pertaining to B.Com/BBM Degree-Semester
Scheme
1. ELIGIBILITY:
Student who have completed two-year Pre-University
Course of Karnataka State or equivalent thereto
are eligibility to seek admission to the B.com/BBM
Degree Course.
2. DURATION OF THE COURSE:
The Course of study for the B.com/BBM Degree shall
extend over a period of three academic years, each
academic year comprising of two semesters, and excluding
the duration of examinations, each semester comprising
sixteen weeks of class work. The candidates
shall complete his/her B.Com/BBM Degree within 03
years from the date of admission to the first semester
of the Course.
3. MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTIONS:
The medium of instructions and examination shall
be either in Kannada or English
4. SUBJECTS OF STUDY:
As per Bangalore University Syllabus
5. ATTENDANCE:
1. For the purpose of calculating attendance, each
semester shall be taken as a unit.
2. A student shall be considered to have satisfied
the requirement of attendance for the semester,
if he has attended not less than 76% in aggregate
of the number of working period in each subject.
3. A Student who fails to complete the course in
the manner Stated above shall not be permitted to
take the University examinations.
6. SKILL DEVELOPMENT/RECORD
MAINTENANCE AND SUBMISSION:
In every semester, the student should maintain a
Record Book in which a minimum of 5 exercises/Programmes
per subject are to be recorded. The record
has to be submitted to the Head of the Department
for evaluation at least 15 days before the end of
each semester.
7. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION:
There shall be a University Examination at the end
of each semester. The maximum marks for the
University examination in each paper shall be 90
and 10 for Skill Development and Record maintenance.
Marks for Skill Development and Record maintenance
shall be awarded by the teacher who has taught the
subject and the teacher concerned shall hand over
list to the Head of Department within three days
after the end of the semester period, who in turn
shall handover, with in the next three days, to
the Principal of the College.
The Principal shall display marks on the notice
board Subject-wise and student-wise, one week prior
to the commencement of semester examinations. The
original copy of the same, duly signed by the Head
of the Department and the Principal, shall
be sent by the Principal to the Registrar(Evaluation)
Bangalore University, Bangalore, before the commencement
of the semester examination.
8. APPEARANCE FOR THE EXAMINATION:
a) A Candidate shall apply for all the papers in
each examination when he/she appears for the first
time. A Candidate shall be considered to have
appeared for the examination only if he/she has
submitted the prescribed application for the examination
along with the required fess to University.
b) A Candidate who has passed any language shall
be eligible to claim exemption from the study of
the language if he/she studied and passed that language
at the corresponding level.
c) Further, a Candidate shall also be eligible to
claim exemption from studying and appearing for
those Commerce subjects which he/she studied and
passed at the corresponding level subject, to the
condition stipulated by the University.
d) A Candidate who is permitted to seek admission
to the particular Degree Course on transfer from
any other University should study and pass the subjects,
which are prescribed by the University. Such
Candidate shall not however be eligible for the
award of overall Class or Ranks.
9. MINIMUM PASSING MARKS:
Candidates who have obtained at least 35% of marks
in aggregate including skill development in each
subject shall be eligible for a pass or exemption
in that subject. The minimum marks per paper
is 32 in theory and 3 for record maintenance.
10. CLASSIFICATION OF SUCCESSFUL
CANDIDATES:
i) The results of the First to Sixth semester
of degree examination shall be declared and classified
separately as follows:
a) First Class Those who obtain 60% and above
of the total Marks of parts I,II & III
b) Second Class Those who obtain 50% and above
less than 60% of the total marks of parts I,
II & III.
c) Pass Class Rest of the successful candidates
who secure 35% and above but less than 50%
of marks in part I, II & III.
11. MEDALS AND PRIZES:
No candidates passing an external examination shall
be eligible for any scholarship, fellowship, meal,
prize or any other award
12.CONDITIONS TO KEEP TERMS:
a) A candidate is allowed to carry all the previous
un-cleared papers to the subsequent semester/semesters.
b) Such of those candidates who have failed remained
absent for one or more subjects forth hence called
as “Repeaters” shall appear for exam in such subject
during the three immediate successive examinations.
c) Examination for odd/even semester shall be conducted
respectively at the end of odd/even
semester (odd with odd, even with even.)
d) The Candidate shall take the examination as per
the syllabus and the scheme of examination in force
during the subsequent appearances.
13. PATTERN OF QUESTION
PAPERS:
Each theory question paper shall be 3 hours duration
for each subject. The question paper shall
ordinarily consist of three sections, to develop
testing of conceptual skills, understanding skill,
Comprehension skills, articulation and application
of skill. The Question Paper, will be
as per the following model:
Section-A: Conceptual questions (10x2=20
Marks)
1. a.b.c.d.e.f.g.h.i.j.k.l. Answer any Ten
Section-B: (Analytical questions) (5x5=25
Marks)
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, Answer any five
Section-C: (Essay type questions) (3x15=45
Marks)
10,11,12,13,14 Answer any Three
14. PROVISION FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF RESULTS:
The candidates shall be permitted to improve the
result of the examination or of any semester or
any subject within 30 days after the announcement
of the results. This provision shall be exercised
only once during the course and the provision once
exercised shall not be revoked. The application
for improvement of results shall be submitted to
the Registrar (Evaluation) Bangalore University,
Bangalore along with the prescribed fee.
15. REMOVAL OF DIFFICULTIES
AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THESE REGULATIONS:
If any difficulty arises while giving effect to
the provisions of these Regulations, the Vice Chancellor
may in extraordinary circumstances, pass such orders
as he may deem fit.
16. PROJECT REPORT (for
BBM Students only):
a) The Project Report in the sixth semester
carries 100 marks which shall form a part of sixth
semester examination.
b) There shall be double evaluations of project
Report. First evaluation shall be done by the concerned
guide and the second evaluation by one of the examiner
from the panel of examiners. The Chairman or
the BOE in Business Management(UG) shall arrange
for the second evaluation of the Project Reports
at the valuation center.
c) The Principal of the College shall submit
the Project Reports of the students, after first
evaluation, to the University within three days
after the completion of VI Semester examination
along with the marks lists of First Examiners.
d) Candidate shall obtain a minimum 35% marks
in this subject (project report) failing which he/she
shall revise and resubmit before the commencement
of the next examination. However, no student
shall be allowed to resubmit the Project Report
after three consecutive chances.
e) The Student who fails to submit the Project
Report shall not be permitted to take the examination
VIVA VOCE:
The Board of examiners shall conduct viva-voce examination
for Project Report.
17. WORKING HOURS:
The College will work between 7-30 am to 2pm.
18. RESULT OF 1ST SEMESTER
B.Com /BBM:
B.Com
Appeared 80 Students
Passed 60
Percentage 75%
B.BM
Appeared 40 Students
Passed 31
Percentage 78%
Be not afraid of anything. You will do marvellous
work. The moment you fear, you are no body. It
is fear that is the great cause of misery in the
world. It is fear that is the greatest of all Superstitions. It
is fear that is the cause of our woes, and it is
fearlessness that brings heaven even in a moment. Therefore,
‘Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached.’
Swamy Vivekananda
