• All students are enrolled to biometric attendance.
• All students make biometric attendance during arrival and during leaving the college.
• Manual attendance in each class also taken for subject wise attendance.
• You shall reply to the roll call.
• Teachers shall record daily attendance of all students. The cumulative attendance during the Year shall determine the eligibility of the student to appear for the Year- end examination. A statement of cumulative attendance shall be prepared paper- /course-wise and shall be displayed on the Notice Board at the end of the month of teaching, and thereafter at the end of teaching during the Year.
• Attendance in at least 75% of the lectures delivered in each paper (Theory and Practical separately).
• Absence on medical grounds shall be offset against the 25% concession in attendance already granted. However, if absence on medical grounds exceeds 25%, the student may submit a Medical Certificate and request for condonation of shortfall in attendance on medical grounds. The Eligibility Committee shall examine such absence on a case-to-case basis.
• A student representing the Institution / State / Country in extra-curricular or co- curricular activities may submit an application to the Principal, seeking leave of absence. If approved, such absence shall be treated as “on duty” and the student concerned shall be granted attendance during the period of absence. However, absence on account of such co-curricular or extra-curricular activities should be supported by documentary evidence issued by the appropriate authority.
• Students who are inducted as members of the core organizing teams/committees for organization of institutional events such as Placements, Economics Conclave, Annual Convocation, Seminars/Workshops, etc. shall be eligible for relaxation in the requirement of attendance up to maximum 5 lectures per paper per semester. However, the list of such students shall be duly certified by first by the faculty coordinator for such institutional events, and thereafter by the Programme Coordinator.
• A student who has any grievance about the attendance record may represent to the Director, in writing, within a day from the date of display of the eligibility list. The Director shall verify the accuracy of attendance records and shall dispose of the complaint within a period of three days. The decision of the Director in such cases shall be final and binding upon the student.
• Indifference to studies shall be considered violation of order and discipline. Absence from the tests, examinations, non-submission of exercise / assignment in time and coming late to the classes without valid reasons, shall be considered indifference to studies.
• A student who attends less than 60% of classes in a course will be required to repeat the course by attending all the classes or may request to provide extra classes to fulfill the attendance.
• Grading of students on the basis of attendance (Monthly assessment) in a course in the following manner:

• Sr. No.	Student Attendance	Grading
  1	>80%	A+
  2	75%≤Attendance<80%	A
  3	70%≤Attendance<75%	A-
  4	60%≤Attendance<70%	B
  5	Less than 60%	F

• The credit points earned by you for attendance / participation in Guest lecture/seminars/conferences/summits will be counted towards recognition and award of “Best Student Award” of the Institute. The credit points earned may also be used for short-listing of students for placement purposes.
• There are 12 or more than 12 Class tests in year organized in each subject. In these Class tests minimum 75% test appearance is essential.
• There are 01 sessional examination in the mid of year and 01 Pre-University examination held before the university examination. In these examination appearances is essential. On the basis of marks obtained in these exam internal assessment marks given by internal examiner.
• The assessment is done to measure the knowledge, skills, and application ability of students, identified as intended learning outcomes. The course instructors assess the understanding of theories, business practices and applications illustrated and discussed in the respective courses. The purpose of assessment is measurement of learning. In post graduate programmes, assessment focuses more on higher order thinking skills, like comprehension, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, creative thinking and practical insight.

You are assessed on the following components:

• Quizzes/tests/exercises
• Case
• Library/web assignment
• Field projectt
• Class participation & Reflective Notes
• Essay/term paper
• Mid-term examination
• End-term examination

• Component	Comments	Weightage
  Mid-term Examination	This component shall be based on the first half of a course. It may be replaced with some other assessment component for the elective courses, shall not be compromised for the core courses.	20%
  End-term Examination	This component shall be based on the total course. However, the instructor may decide how much he wants to cover from the first half of the course.	40%
  Various Continuous Assessment Tools	The instructor has to select various Continuous Assessment Tools, as given above	40%

• Any other technique (As specified by an instructor)

• ^*No component could have more than 20% weightage except End-Term examination. There shall not be any open book examination for mid-term and end-term examinations.

• All project reports and submissions of course related assignments, etc. shall be submitted to the concerned instructor/s as per the dates announced by the instructor/s. Late submissions shall invite penalty in the grade awarded, as decided by the Instructor.

• Two weeks prior to the commencement of each term examination, the Institute shall prepare and publish a schedule of examinations for each and every course conducted by it.

• Cheating – Giving or receiving unauthorized assistance in any academic exercise of examination. Using or attempting to use any unauthorized materials, information or study aids in an examination or academic exercise.
• Plagiarism – Representing the ideas or language of others as one’s own.
• Falsification – Falsifying or inventing any information, data or citation in an academic exercise.
• Multiple Submission – Submitting substantial portions of any academic exercise more than once for credit without the prior authorization and approval of the current instructor.
• Complicity – Facilitating any of the above actions or performing work that another student then presents as his or her assignment.
• Interference – Interfering with the ability of a student to perform his or her assignments.
– Representing the ideas or language of others as one’s own.

• The invigilator shall seize all the incriminating material/evidence from the candidate, and thenobtain a written statement, duly signed by the candidate. The invigilator shall then issue a newanswer book and allow the student to continue to write his answers for the remaining period ofthat examination. The matter shall be reported to the Controller of Examination with all relevantdocuments on the same day, which, in turn, will refer it to the Examination Committee.
• The student reported using unfair means / possessing incriminating materials will then beallowed to appear in subsequent examinations of that term. However, in case the same candidate is again found guilty of indulging in misconduct or malpractice during any of the subsequent examinations of that term, he/she shall be expelled from all remaining examinations of that term after taking appropriate action for the second act of misconduct/malpractice.
• The Examination Committee at the Institute shall determine its own procedure of inquiry in each case and after necessary investigation and inquiry will submit a detailed report with recommended punishment to the Director and the Director will issue the necessary order of punishment. In case of academic dishonesty in tests/quizzes/assignments, etc., the concerned instructor shall report the incident to the Director, who, in turn, will initiate the action.

• Recommendation for Academic Probation.
• Failure for the academic exercise (Component for which academic dishonesty was found).
• Reduced grade for the course.
• Any other punishment recommended by the Examination Committee. For second offence of academic dishonesty, a student shall be subject to any combination of the above penalties and, with concurrence of the Director, suspension from the Institute for one year.