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JSS MAHAVIDYAPEETHA

JSS COLLEGE OF ARTS, COMMERCE & SCIENCE

(AUTONOMOUS)

(Affiliated to University of Mysore:: Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade )

ANNUAL REPORTOF THE

EXAMINATION

2016-17

BN ROAD, MYSORE – 25, KARNATAKA

: 0821-2548236, 2548380 Fax: 0821-2548238

e-mail: [email protected]

CONTENT

1. Introduction

2. Examination Calendar

3. Examination Committee

4. List of BoE members

5. Details of BoE Meeting

6. List of valuators

7. Details of valuation

8. Result

9. Automation

10. Examination reforms and Amendments

INTRODUCTION

The Controller of Examinations prepares the Calendar of Examination as per the autonomous regulations, as the College is an autonomous institution. The Calendar of Examination is prepared by the Controller of Examination under the guidance of the Principal and IQAC based on the academic calendar of the college issued before the commencement of academic session. The Controller prepares the examination time table and other related activities. An examination committee is constituted under the chairmanship of the principal at the beginning of the academic year. This committee helps the Controller to supervise smooth and hassle free examination sessions including Internal Assessment tests.

The Controller of Examination notifies the last date to receive the question papers for the semester end examination by the subject experts proposed by the respective departments, recommended by the principal. It is followed by the preparation and notification of a comprehensive time table prepared by the Controller. To maintain transparency examiners from various colleges are invited for the central evaluation work. The results are announced within 15 days, of the last examination held on the college website.

After the announcement of results, the students are given the opportunity, if necessary to go for revaluation. They are also provided with a photocopy of the answer scripts, evaluated for their reference, as per rules and regulations.

JSS MAHAVIDYAPEETHA

JSS COLLEGE OF ARTS, COMMERCE & SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS)OOTY ROAD, MYSORE – 570 025

(Autonomous Under University of Mysore:: Re-accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ grade)

EXAMINATION DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE

UG EXAMINATIONS OF MAY / JUNE 2017

Date: 28.12.2016

Sl. No Particulars Dates1 Re Opening of odd semester Classes 19.12.2016

2 First Test 06.02.2017 to 11.02.2017

3 Fees Collection 27.02.2017 to 11.03.2017

4 To send orders for Paper Setting 27.02.2017

5 Last Date for Setting Question Papers 08.03.2017

6 BOE Meetings 13.03.2017 to 18.03.2017

7 Second Test 20.03.2017 to 25.03.2017

8 Practical IA 27.04.2017 to 01.04.2017

9 Practical and Skill Development Exams 03.04.2017 to 15.04.2017

10 Last Working day for Students & Teachers 15.04.2017

11Commencement of odd Semester Examinations

24.04.2017 to 30.05.2017

28-04-2017 to 05-06-2017

12 Re-opening of even Semester Classes 12.06.2017

JSS MAHAVIDYAPEETHA



PG EXAMINATION CALENDER OF EVENTS: 2016-17 (Odd Semester)

Date: 27.09.2016

Sl.No

Particulars Dates

1 Re -opening of College 01.08.2016

2 Commencement of odd Semester Classes III 16.08.2016

I 31.08.2016

3 First Test C1 24.10.2016 to 29.10.2016


5 To Send order for Paper Setting 07.11.2016

6 Last Date Paper Setting 17.11.2016

7 BOE Meeting 21.11.2016 to 26.11.2016

8 Second Test C2 20.12.2016 to 24.12.2016

9 Last Working day for Students 31.12.2016

10 Last Working day for Teachers 04.01.2017

11 Examinations 09.01.2017 to 21.01.2017

12 Re-opening of Even Semesters 01.02.2017

JSS MAHAVIDYAPEETHA



PG EXAMINATION CALENDER OF EVENTS: 2016-17 (Even Semester)

Date: 22-02-2017

Sl.No

Particulars Dates

1 First Test 22.03.2017 to 28.03.2017

2 To Send order for Paper Setting 06.04.2017

3 Last Date Paper Setting 17.04.2017

4 BOE Meeting 21.04.2017 to 28.04.2017


6 Second Test 17.05.2017 to 23.05.2017

7 Examinations 12.06.2017 to 22.06.2017

JSS MAHAVIDYAPEETHA



Examination Committee (2016-17)

DegreeSl.

No.Name Signature

ARTS

1 Prof. C. Ramesh Convener

2 Prof. R. Sujatha Kumari Member

3 Sri .Satheesh K R Member

SCIENCE

1 Prof. Vidyashankar Convener

2 Dr. M.S Manjunath Member

3 Smt. Navyashree B Member

4 Sri. Prabhakar D S Member

COMMERCE

1 Dr. S. Shankarappa Convener

2 Ms. Sreelalitha K G Member

3 Smt. Nagashree N Member

4 Sri. Ramesh K Member

5 Sri. Shashikumar K G Member

DEPARTMENT OF KANNADA

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS1 Prof. D.S. Sadashivamurthy Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Prof. C. Ramesh Member

3 Prof. Rathna N MemberMaharani’s Arts College for Women, JLB Road,Mysuru

4 Prof. Nirmala P Member JSS College, Nanjangudu

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

1 Dr. M.C Sarojammanni Chairperson

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Prof. H.B. Devanna Member

3 Prof. B.B. Varaprasad Member

4 Prof. Krishnamurthy Member Maharani’s Arts & Commerce College for Women, Mysore

5 Prof. S.N Nirmaladevi Member JSS College, Nanjangudu

6 Prof. K. Akkamahadevi Member UOM, Evening College, Mysuru

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT1 Prof. Vishwanatha .M Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysuru

2 Dr. Sheela Kumari.D MemberGovt. Maharani’s Science College, Mysuru

3 Prof. N. Devendrakumar MemberMMK & SDM College for Women, Krishnamurthypuram, Mysuru

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH1 Prof. Mahalingappa .H.M Chairperson

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Prof. Arundathimala .M Member

3 Prof. Geetha MemberMahajana’s First Grade College, Jayalakshmipuram, Mysore

4 Prof. Ravishankar MemberAdi Chunchanagiri First Grade College, H.D.Kote

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI1 Smt. Siddagangamma M R Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Dr. V Sowbhagya Lakshmi MemberMaharani’s Arts & Commerce College for Women, Mysore

3 Dr. R.S. Mangala Kumari Member Teresian College, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY1 Smt. Sujatha Kumari .R Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Dr. N. Savithri MemberMallamma Marimallappa’s Women’s College, Mysore

3 Dr. S. Narendra Prasad MemberJSS College for Women, Saraswathipuram, Mysore

LIST OF BOE MEMBERS 2016-17

1 Prof. P.M Mahadevaswamy Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Dr. V.S. Aswathanarayana Member Maharaja’s College, Mysore

3 Prof. Srinivasa MemberDevaraja Urs First Grade College, HUNSUR

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE1 Prof. S.B. Nagaraja Murthy Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Dr. Govind Raj K S Member Maharaja’s College,UOM, Mysuru3 Dr. Divakara Chandi Member Maharaja’s College,UOM, Mysuru

DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM1 Dr. Sukanya Chairperson St. Philomena’s College, Mysore2 Dr. Pramila Kunoor Member Maharaja’s College, Mysuru

3 Smt. Shilpa .S MemberVidyashrama College, Jayalakshmipuram, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS1 Dr. Vijaya Manjunatha Guru Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Prof. Manjunatha .M.V MemberMaharani Science College for Women, JLB Road, Mysore

3 Dr. Kumaraswamy .S.R MemberMaharani Science College for Women, JLB Road, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY1 Prof. Vidya J.S Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Prof. Govindaraju B MemberSarada Vilas College, Krishnamurthypuram, Mysore

3 Prof. Manjunath.B MemberMaharani’s Science College for Women, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS1 Prof. Linganna .S Chairperson

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Ms. Nandini .P Member

3 Prof. Lakshmi Shastry MemberMMK & SDM College for Women, Krishnamurthypuram, Mysuru

4 Prof. B.A Suma MemberNIE College of Science, Vishweshwaranagar, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY

1 Dr. M.S. Manjunath ChairpersonJSS College, Ooty Road,Mysore

2 Smt. Lydiya Vandana Member St. Philomena’s College, Mysore

3 Dr. G. Savitha MemberMaharani’s Science College for Women, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

1 Prof. Abhijith M Singh ChairpersonJSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Dr. Chandrashekar MemberYuvaraja’s CollegeMysore

3 Dr. Chandan MemberSchool of Life Science, JSS University, SS Nagar, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY1 Smt. Navyashree B Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Prof. Prasanna .K.S MemberMaharani’s Science College for Women , Mysore

3 Dr. Prathibha .M Member Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS1 Prof. Latha T.V Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Prof. Chandrashekar K S Member Yuvaraja’s College, Mysuru

3 Prof. M. Umashankar MemberNIE Science College, Vishveshwaranagar, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY1 Dr. S. Prathibha Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Prof. Ashok N Pyati MemberMaharani’s Science College for Women, Mysore

3 Prof. M.N. Mallikarjunaiah MemberMaharani’s Science College for Women, Mysore

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

1 Prof. Lingaraju .H.G Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Prof. Rakesh Sharma M S MemberMaharani’s College for Commerce & Management for Women, JLB Road, Mysuru

DEPARMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE , COMPUTER MAINTENANCE AND

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

1 Prof. Vidyashankar Chairperson

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Mr. Mallesha R Member

3 Smt. Nagalambike B Member

4 Prof. Anil Kumar .R.J MemberGovt Boys College (Autonomous), Mandya.

5 Prof. Chinnaswamy MemberBharathi College, K.M. Doddi, MANDYA

6 Prof. Chandraiah.T Member Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore

7 Ms. Vasanthi MemberGopalaswamy College of Professional Studies

DEPARMENT OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT1 Dr. S. Shankarappa Chairperson

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2 Ms. Sreelalitha K.G Member

3 Ms. Savitha .R Member

4 Smt. Nagashree N Member

5 Dr. Rechanna MemberJSS College for Women, Saraswathipuram, Mysuru

6 Prof. Vedamurthy Member Shanthi College, Malavalli

7 Dr. Ravishankar R MemberMaharani’s Arts & Commerce College for Women, Mysore

8 Prof. Manjula M Member JSS College, Chamrajanagara

9 Dr. C. Nagaraja Member Shanthi College, Malavalli

10 Dr. A.C. Pramila Member Maharaja’s College, Mysore

11 Smt. Savitha P.R MemberGovt First Grade College, Srirangapatna, MANDYA(D)

12 Smt. Parvathi M MemberGovt First Grade College, Chamrajnagara

DEPARMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY1 Dr. M. Seema Chairperson JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

2 Sri. R. A Manjunath Member Saradavilas College, Mysore

3 Dr. P.K Maheshwar Member Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore

PG DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE1. Dr. K.V. Suresha Chairman PG Dept of Commerce

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2. Prof. H. Rajashekara Member DOS in Commerce

Manasagangothri, Mysore3. Dr. M.L. Ashoka Member DOS in Commerce, UOM,

Manasagangothri, Mysuru4. Dr. B. Nagaraju Member DOS in Commerce, UOM,

Manasagangothri, Mysuru

PG DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH1. Dr. Syed Hajira Begum Chairperson PG Department of English

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2. Smt. Madhavi K.R Member PG Department of English

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore

3. Prof. Rudramuni M H Member PG Department of EnglishUOM, Manasagangothri, Mysore

4. Dr. Yashodha Nanjappa Member PG Dept of English,Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore

PG DEPARTMENT OF KANNADA1. Dr. Shylaja H.T. Chairperson PG Dept of Kannada

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2. Dr. B. Prabhuswamy Member PG Dept of Kannada

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore3. Dr. Preethi Shri Mandarkumar Member Kuvempu Kannada Studies

UOM, Mysore – 064. Dr. G.R Thippeswamy Member Kuvempu Kannada Studies

UOM, Mysore – 06

LIST OF BOE MEMBERS 2016-17

PG DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK1. Dr. M.P Somashekar Chairman DOS in Social Work

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2. Ms. B. Sushmitha Member PG Dept of Social Work

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore3. Dr. Shivappa Member DOS in Social Work, Gandhi

Bhavan Campus,UOM, Mysore4. Dr. Kodandarama Member Dept of Social Work

Jnanabharathi Campus,Bangalore University, Bangalore

PG DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY1. Dr. Chethan Kumar .M Chairman PG Department of Biochemistry

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2. Dr. B.V. Latha Member PG Department of Biochemistry

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore3. Dr. Gopal K Marathe Member DOS in Biochemistry

Manasagangothri,UOM,Mysore4. Dr. Chandrashekhar G Joshi Member Dept of Biochemistry, Mangalore

University, Cauvery Campus, Chikka Aluvara, Thorenur(P), Kushalnagar(H), Somwarpet(T), Kodagu-571232

PG DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY1. Dr. B.Y. Sathish Kumar Chairman PG Department of Bio-technology

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2. Mrs. Rekha N.D Member PG Department of Bio-technology

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore3. Dr. Sanjay K R Member Dept of Biotechnology, SJCE

Technical Campus, Manasagangothri, Mysuru-06

4. Dr. C.K. Ramesh Member Dept of Bio-technologySahyadri Science College, Shivamogga-577203

PG DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE1. Smt. Y.S Sumanashree Chairperson PG Department of Computer Science

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore2. Smt. Rashmi J R Member PG Department of Computer Science

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore3. Dr. Harish B S Member Department of IS, SJCE, Mysuru-064. Dr. Basavannna M Member DOS in Computer Science,

Govt College(Autonomous), MANDYA

PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS1. Dr. Vijaya Manjunatha Guru Chairman PG Department of Physics

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore 2. Dr. T.K. Umesh Member DOS in Physics

Manasagangothri, UOM, Mysore 3. Dr. D. Revannasiddaiah Member PG Dept of Physics

St. Philomena’s College(Autonomous)Mysore

4. Dr. K.S. Mallesh Member DOS in PhysicsManasagangothri, UOM, Mysore

PG DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY1. Dr. B.K. Kendagannaswamy Chairman PG Department of Chemistry

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore – 252. Dr. N. Rajendra Prasad Member PG Department of Chemistry

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore – 253. Prof. G T Chandrappa Member DOS in Chemistry,

Central College Campus, Bangalore University, Bengaluru

4. Dr. K.N. Mohana Member DOS in Chemistry, UOM, Manasagangothri, Mysore

PG DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS1. Prof. S. Linganna Chairman PG Department of Mathematics

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore – 252. Dr. B.S Kiranagi Member PG Dept of Mathematics, UOM,

Manasagangothri, Mysore 3. Dr. K.R. Vasuki Member DOS in Mathematics, UOM,

Manasagangothri, Mysore4. Dr. Mahadeva Naik M S Member PG Dept of MathematicsBangalore University,

Central College Campus, Bangalore

UG BOE MEETINGS OF NOV / DEC 2016 (22-09-2016 to 04-10-2016)

Sl. No

HoD’s Phone No’s Subjects From ToTotal No of Days

BOE Members

1 Dr. Sukanya 93411 51434 Journalism 22-09-2016 - 1 32 Prof. Vishwanatha .M 98804 98808 Sanskrit 22-09-2016 - 1 33 Prof. P.M. Mahadevaswamy 94489 45968 Geography 23-09-2016 24-09-2016 2 34 Prof. H.M. Mahalingappa 94485 28024 English 23-09-2016 24-09-2016 2 45 Prof. G. Chandrashekar 98447 89342 Hindi 23-09-2016 - 1 36 Prof. Lingaraju .H.G 9632973471 Environmental Studies 23-09-2016 - 1 37 Dr. Seema .M 94818 23003 Microbiology 23-09-2016 24-09-2016 2 38 Sri . Vidyashankar 99864 90963 CS + CM + BCA + CF/CA 24-09-2016 26-09-2016 3 79 Prof. Latha T V 9449492828 Electronics 24-09-2016 26-09-2016 2 3

10 Dr. M.C. Sarojammanni94488 72496 /

6568590Kannada 26-09-2016 27-09-2016 2 6

11 Prof. Abhijith M Singh 80502 28001 Bio-technology 26-09-2016 27-09-2016 2 312 Dr. S. Prathibha 92437 07241 Botany 26-09-2016 27-09-2016 2 3

13 Smt. Vidya .J.S94494 08746 /

2364053Chemistry 26-09-2016 27-09-2016 2 3

14 Smt. Navyashree B 96862 27777 Zoology 27-09-2016 28-09-2016 2 3

15 Prof. Linganna .S2545244 /

98452 49553Mathematics 27-09-2016 28-09-2016 2 4

16 Prof. Vijaya Manjunatha Guru 9448914472 Physics 27-09-2016 28-09-2016 2 3

17 Prof. S.B. Nagarajamurthy87629 64394 /

2570034Pol. Sci + IC + Public Admin 28-09-2016 29-09-2016 2 4

18 Prof. D.S. Sadashivamurthy94484 85413 / 96110 65982

Economics 28-09-2016 29-09-2016 2 4

19 Dr. M.S. Manjunath 94490 80661 Biochemistry 28-09-2016 29-09-2016 2 320 Dr. S. Shankarappa 99803 03609 Commerce + BBM 01-10-2016 03-10-2016 3 1221 Smt. Sujatha Kumari. R 99007 44383 History 03-10-2016 04-10-2016 2 3

UG BOE MEETINGS OF MAY / JUNE 2017 (13-03-2017 to 24-03-2017)

Sl. No

HoD’s Phone No’s Subjects From ToTotal No of Days

BOE Members

1 Dr. Seema .M 94818 23003 Microbiology 13-03-2017 14-03-2017 2 32 Dr. S. Prathibha 92437 07241 Botany 13-03-2017 14-03-2017 2 33 Prof. Latha T V 9449492828 Electronics 15-03-2017 16-03-2017 2 3

4 Prof. S.B. Nagarajamurthy87629 64394 /

2570034Pol. Sci + IC + Public Admin 15-03-2017 16-03-2017 2 4

5 Smt. Vidya .J.S94494 08746 /

2364053Chemistry 16-03-2017 17-03-2017 2 3

6 Prof. Vijaya Manjunatha Guru 9448914472 Physics 16-03-2017 17-03-2017 2 37 Prof. P.M. Mahadevaswamy 94489 45968 Geography 16-03-2017 17-03-2017 2 38 Dr. Sukanya 93411 51434 Journalism 16-03-2017 - 1 39 Dr. M.C. Sarojammanni

94488 72496 / 80950 15196

Kannada 17-03-2017 18-03-2017 2 6

10 Prof. Uma. S 98442 46673 Bio-technology 17-03-2017 18-03-2017 2 311 Smt. Navyashree B 96862 27777 Zoology 17-03-2017 18-03-2017 2 3

12 Prof. D.S. Sadashivamurthy94484 85413 / 96110 65982

Economics 17-03-2017 18-03-2017 2 4

13 Smt. Sujatha Kumari. R 99007 44383 History 17-03-2017 18-03-2017 2 314 Prof. G. Chandrashekar 98447 89342 Hindi 17-03-2017 - 1 315 Ms. Thejaswini M.U 9632973471 Environmental Studies 17-03-2017 - 1 216 Prof. Vishwanatha .M 98804 98808 Sanskrit 17-03-2017 1 317 Prof. H.M. Mahalingappa 94485 28024 English 17-03-2017 18-03-2017 2 418 Sri . Vidyashankar 99864 90963 CS + CM + BCA + CF/CA 18-03-2017 20-03-2017 3 719 Dr. S. Shankarappa 99803 03609 Commerce + BBM 18-03-2017 20-03-2017 3 1220 Ms. Nandini P 9916597966 Mathematics 21-03-2017 23-03-2017 3 321 Dr. M.S. Manjunath 94490 80661 Biochemistry 23-03-2017 24-03-2017 2 3

PG BOE MEETINGS DATES DEC / JAN 2016-17

Sl. No Subjects BOE Team Dates Total No of Days

1 M.Com 2+2 01-12-2016 1

2 M.A. Kannada 2+2 25-11-2016 1

3 M.A English 2+2 25-11-2016 1

4 M. Sc Mathematics 2+2 26-11-2016 1

5 M. Sc Physics 2+2 29-11-2016 1

6 M. Sc Biotechnology 2+2 28-11-2016 1

7 M. Sc Biochemistry 2+2 25-11-2016 1

8 M. Sc Computer Science 2+2 26-11-2016 1

9 M. Sc Chemistry 2+2 30-11-2016 1

10 M.S.W 2+2 23-11-2016 1

PG BOE MEETINGS DATES MAY / JUNE 2017

Sl. No Subjects BOE Team Dates Total No of Days

1 M.S.W 2+2 25-04-2017 1

2 M. Sc Physics 1+3 24-04-2017 1

3 M. Sc Biochemistry 2+2 26-04-2017 1

4 M.A English 2+2 26-04-2017 1

5 M. Sc Biotechnology 2+2 28-04-2017 1

6 M. Sc Chemistry 2+2 25-04-2017 1

7 M.A. Kannada 2+2 24-04-2017 1

8 M.Com 1+3 04-05-2017 1

9 M. Sc Computer Science 2+2 27-04-2017 1

10 M. Sc Mathematics 1+3 22-04-2017 1

JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science(Autonomous)

Ooty Road, Mysore

I Semester Post Graduate Examinations

Provisional Time Table - January 2017

Date/DayI SEMESTER (10.00 AM - 1.00 PM)

Course Code Subject / Paper

10-01-2017Tuesday

Bio-tech BTA010 Structural Biomolecules (HC)Biochem BCA040 Analytical Biochemistry –I (HC)M.S.W SWA010 Social Work – History and Ideologies (HC)Comp Sci CSA070 Data structures and algorithms (HC)M.Com MCA010 Accounting Theory (HC) Physics PHA070 Classical Mechanics (HC)Chemistry CHA090 Fundamentals of Chemical Analysis (HC)Kannada KNA050 Prachina Kannada Sahithya : Patya :Adipurana (HC)Mathematics MAA010 Algebra – I (HC)English ENA010 Paper – I English Literature from Chaucer to Milton (HC)

12-01-2017Thursday

Bio-tech BTA020 Biochemical Techniques and Biophysics (HC)Biochem BCA050 Chemistry & Metabolism of Protein & Nucleic Acids (HC)M.S.W SWA020 Work with Individuals and Families (HC)Comp Sci CSA080 System Software (HC)M.Com MCA050 Corporate Communication (HC)Physics PHA080 Mathematical Methods of Physics – I (HC)Chemistry CHA100 Inorganic Chemistry I (HC)Kannada KNA020 Prachina Kannada Sahithya : Hinnale (HC)Mathematics MAA020 Real Analysis – I (HC)English ENA020 Elizabethan Age (HC)

16-01-2017Monday

Bio-tech BTA210 Enzymology and Metabolism (SC)

Biochem BCA230 Enzymology (SC)

M.S.W SWA030 Work with Groups(HC)

Comp Sci CSA090 Computer Network (HC)

M.Com MCA060 International Finacial Management (HC)

Physics PHA090 Mathematical Methods of Physics – II (HC)

Chemistry CHA110Stereochemistry; Molecular Rearrangements and Heterocyclic Chemistry (HC)

Kannada KNA030 Kannada Chandassina Adhyayana (HC)

Mathematics MAA030 Real Analysis – II (HC)

English ENA030 17th & 18th Century English Literature (HC)

18-01-2017Wednesday

Bio-tech BTA220 Microbiology (SC)

Biochem BCA250 Chemical Principles and Biochemical Reactions (SC)

M.S.W SWA040 Work with Communities (HC)

Comp Sci CSA230 Java Programming (SC)

M.Com MCA070 Strategic Marketing (HC)

Physics PHA100 Classical Electro Dynamics, Plasma Physics & Optics (HC)

Chemistry CHA120 Physical Chemistry - I (HC)

Kannada KNA040 Vimarshe Adhyayana (HC)

Mathematics MAA040 Complex Analysis – I (HC)

English ENA040 19th Century English Literature (HC)

Date: 07-12-2016

Note: 1) HC – Hard Core, SC – Soft Core and OE – Open Elective Paper.

2) Practical Examinations and Field Work dates will be announced by concerned Departments.

Controller of Examinations Principal

20-01-2016Friday

M.S.W SWA050 Human Growth and Development (HC)

Comp Sci CSA250 C++ (SC)

M.ComMCA210MCA220

Business Policy and Environment (SC)Statistics for Business Decisions (SC)

Kannada KNA210 Bhashavignyana Adhyayana : Bhasha Vignyanada Moola Thatvagalu (SC)

Mathematics MAA210 Linear Algebra (SC)

English ENA230 Indian Diaspora Fiction (SC)

JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous)Ooty Road, Mysore

III Semester Post Graduate Examinations Provisional Time Table - January 2017

Date/DayIII SEMESTER (10.00 AM - 1.00 PM)

Course Code Subject / Paper

OPEN

ELECTIVE

09-01-2017Monday

Bio-Tech

BTC 510 Computer FundamentalsBTC 580 Personal Financial ManagementBTC 590 Clinical Research and Drug Development BTC600 Selected Topics in Chemistry

Biochemistry

BCC 510 Computer FundamentalsBCC520 Course in Written and Spoken EnglishBCC 530 Kannada Bhashe maththu sahithya (Prachina Madhyakalina Adhunika)

BCC 540 Retail BankingBCC 560 Applied BiotechnologyBCC620 Discrete MathematicsBCC 610 Society and Social Work

MSW

SWC 510 Computer FundamentalsSWC 520 Course in Written and Spoken EnglishSWC 540 Retail BankingSWC 580 Personal Financial Management

Computer Science

CSC 520 Course in Written and Spoken EnglishCSC 540 Retail BankingCSC 560 Applied BiotechnologyCSC 580 Personal Financial ManagementCSC 590 Clinical Research and Drug Development CSC600 Selected Topics in ChemistryCSC 610 Society and Social Work

M.Com

MCC 510 Computer FundamentalsMCC 520 Course in Written and Spoken EnglishMCC 530 Kannada Bhashe maththu sahithya (Prachina Madhyakalina Adhunika)

MCC 560 Applied BiotechnologyMCC590 Clinical Research and Drug DevelopmentMCC600 Selected Topics in ChemistryMCC 610 Society and Social WorkMCC 620 Discrete Mathematics

Physics

PHC 510 Computer FundamentalsPHC 530 Kannada Bhashe maththu sahithya (Prachina Madhyakalina Adhunika)

PHC 540 Retail BankingPHC 560 Applied BiotechnologyPHC 580 Personal Financial Management PHC600 Selected Topics in ChemistryPHC 610 Society and Social Work

Chemistry

CHC 510 Computer FundamentalsCHC 520 Course in Written and Spoken EnglishCHC 530 Kannada Bhashe maththu sahithya (Prachina Madhyakalina Adhunika)

CHC 540 Retail BankingCHC 560 Applied BiotechnologyCHC 580 Personal Financial Management CHC 590 Clinical Research and Drug DevelopmentCHC 610 Society and Social Work

Date: 07-12-2016

09-01-2017Monday

Kannada

KNC 510 Computer Fundamentals

OPEN

ELECTIVE

KNC 520 Course in Written and Spoken EnglishKNC 610 Society and Social Work

Mathematics

MAC510 Computer FundamentalsMAC520 Course in Written and Spoken EnglishMAC 530 Kannada Bhashe maththu sahithya (Prachina Madhyakalina Adhunika)

MAC540 Retail BankingMAC 580 Personal Financial ManagementMAC590 Clinical Research and Drug DevelopmentMAC600 Selected Topics in Chemistry

English

ENC 510 Computer FundamentalsENC 530 Kannada Bhashe maththu sahithya (Prachina Madhyakalina Adhunika)

ENC 540 Retail BankingENC580 Personal Financial ManagementENC 610 Society and Social Work

11-01-2017Wednesday

Bio-tech BTC 010 Cell Signalling & Communication (HC)Biochem BCC 040 Molecular Biology and Gene Regulation(HC)M.S.W SWC 010 Human Resource Management (HC)Comp Sci CSC 010 Software Engineering (HC)M.Com MCC 010 International Business (HC)Physics PHC 050 Quantum Mechanics 2 (HC)

Chemistry CHC 010 Instrumental Methods of Analysis (HC)

Kannada KNC 010 Thoulanika Sahithya:Patya:Mahakavya (HC)

Mathematics MAC 010 Elements of Functional Analysis (HC)

English ENC 010 The Modern Age-II (HC)

13-01-2017Friday

Bio-tech BTC 020 Immunotechnology (HC)

Biochem BCC 050 Clinical Biochemistry (HC)

M.S.W SWC 210 Organizational Behaviour and Organizational Development (SC)

Comp Sci CSC 020 Theory of Languages (HC)

M.Com MCC 020 Management of Non Profit Organization(HC)Physics PHC 060 Condensed Matter Physics (HC)

Chemistry CHC 020 Spectroscopy (HC)

Kannada KNC 020 Adhunika Kannada Sahithyada Hinnale (HC)

Mathematics MAC 020 Topology I (HC)

English ENC 020 Indian Writing in English-II (HC)

17-01-2017Tuesday

Bio-tech BTC 210 Biostatistics, Bioinformatics & Bioprocess Technology (SC)

Biochem BCC 220 Biotechnology (SC)

M.S.W SWC 220 Preventive and Social Medicine and Medical Social Work (SC)Comp Sci CSC 030 Operating System and UNIX (HC)M.Com MCC 030 Business Research Methodology (HC)Physics PHC070 Nuclear and particle Physics

Kannada KNC 030 Bharathiya Kavya Mimamse (HC)

Mathematics MAC 210 Commutative Algebra (SC)

English ENC 030 New Literatures in English (HC)

19-01-2017Thursday

M.S.W SWC 230SWC 240

Social Policy, Planning and Development (SC)Legal System in India (SC)

Comp Sci CSC 210 Computer Graphics (SC)

M.Com MCC 210MCC 220

Business Taxation-Indirect Taxes (SC) Bank Management-Principles of Bank Management (SC)

Physics PHC 240 Solid State Physics –I (SC)

Kannada KNC 040 Samshodhana Vidhana Maththu Ganaka Jnana (HC)

Mathematics MAC 220 Theory of Numbers (SC)

English ENC 210ENC 220

Cultural Theory (SC)Feminism

21-01-2017Saturday Kannada KNC 210 Bhasha Vignyana Adhyayana Upabhasha Vignyana : Kannada (SC)

Note: 1) HC – Hard Core, SC – Soft Core and OE – Open Elective Paper.

2) Practical Examinations and Field Work dates will be

announced by concerned Departments.

Controller of Examinations Principal

UG VALUATION DATES OF NOV / DEC 2016Sl. No HoD’s Phone No’s Subjects From To Total No

of DaysValuers / Reviewers (Internal / External)

1 Prof. H.M. Mahalingappa9448528024

English 23-11-2016 29-11-2016 & 08-12-2016

6+1 09

2 Dr. Seema .M 94818 23003 Microbiology 24-11-2016 25-11-2016 02 023 Prof. Linganna .S

2545244 /98452 49553

Mathematics 25-11-2016 30-11-2016 05 05

4 Smt. Navyashree B 9686227777 Zoology 28-11-2016 30-11-2016 03 035 Prof. D.S. Sadashivamurthy

9448485413 / 9611065982

Economics 28-11-2016 01-12-2016 04 05

6 Dr. Sukanya 93411 51434 Journalism 28-11-2016 - 01 027

Dr. M.C. Sarojammanni94488 72496 /

6568590

Kannada 01-12-2016 07-12-2016 & 17-12-2016

6+1 10

8 Prof. Vishwanatha .M 9901850871 Sanskrit 02-12-2016 - 01 029 Dr. S. Shankarappa 9980303609 Commerce + BBM 05-12-2016 15-12-2016 10 17

10 Prof. P.M. Mahadevaswamy 9448945968 Geography 05-12-2016 06-12-2016 02 0411 Prof. Vijaya Manjunatha Guru 9448914472 Physics 05-12-2016 08-12-2016 04 0712 Prof. Abhijith M Singh 8050228001 Bio-technology 05-12-2016 06-12-2016 02 0313 Smt. Siddagangamma M R 77603 37553 Hindi 07-12-2016 - 01 0314 Sri . Vidyashankar 9986490963

CS + CM + BCA + CF/CA

08-12-2016 15-12-2016 05 11

15 Dr. M.S. Manjunath 9449080661 Biochemistry 12-12-2016 13-12-2016 02 02

16 Prof. S.B. Nagarajamurthy8762964394 /

2570034Pol. Sci + IC +Public Admin

13-12-2016 17-12-2016 04 05

17 Smt. Vidya .J.S94494 08746 /

2364053Chemistry 13-12-2016 17-12-2016 05 03

18 Prof. Latha T V 9449492828 Electronics 14-12-2016 - 01 0219 Prof. Lingaraju .H.G 9632973471 EVS 15-12-2016 17-12-2016 03 04

20 Smt. Sujatha Kumari. R 9900744383 History 15-12-2016 17-12-2016 03 0421 Dr. S. Prathibha 9243707241 Botany 16-12-2016 17-12-2016 02 04

UG VALUATION DATES OF MAY / JUNE 2017

Sl. No

DepartmentsInternalValuers

External Valuers/ Reviewers

Phone No’s Subjects From ToTotal No of Days

1 English

Prof. H.M. MahalingappaProf. M. ArundathimalaSmt. P. VasumathiSri. Shashikumar

Prof. RavishankarProf. GeethaProf. Yashpal 9448528024 English 15-05-2017

22-05-201726-05-2017 6+1

2 Microbiology Dr. Seema .M Prof. R.A. ManjunathProf. M. Girish

94818 23003

Microbiology 15-05-2017 17-05-2017 03

3 Zoology Smt. Navyashree B Prof. Prasanna K SDr. Prathibha M

97386 92618

Zoology 15-05-2017 17-05-2017 03

4 EconomicsProf. D.S. SadashivamurthyProf. C. RameshSmt. N. Deepa

Dr. Rathna NProf. P. Nirmala

9448485413 /

9611065982Economics 15-05-2017 18-05-2017 04

5 Journalism Dr. Sukanya 93411 51434

Journalism 16-05-2017 - 01

6 Sanskrit Prof. Vishwanatha .M Prof. N. Devendra Kumar 9901850871 Sanskrit 22-05-2017 - 01

7 Commerce & Management

Dr. S. ShankarappaKum. Srilalitha .K.GKum. Savitha .RSri. Ramesh .KSmt. NagashreeSmt. Mamatha .MSmt. G.S.V Pushpa

9980303609Commerce +

BBM22-05-2017 01-06-2017 10

8 Kannada & Optional Kannada

Dr. M.C. SarojammanniProf. DevannaSri. VaraprasadSri. Santhosh KumarSri. Nandish

94488 72496 / 6568590

Kannada 23-05-2017 29-05-201705-06-2017

6+1

9 Mathematics Kum. P. NandiniSmt. Suma B ASmt. Lakshmi ShastrySmt. B. Dakshayini

2545244 /98452 49553

Mathematics 24-05-2017 29-05-2017 05

10 Geography

Prof. P.M. MahadevaswamySri. RajendraSri. Sathish . K.R

Dr. A.V. Aswathanarayana

9448945968 Geography 24-05-2017 25-05-2017 02

11 Physics

Dr. Vinay Kumar LDr. G. Shivakumar SwamyKum. Chaithra .S.NSri. JagadishDr. Vijaya Manjunath Guru

Prof. M.V. ManjunathaDr. Kumaraswamy S R

98445 83597

Physics 24-05-2017 27-05-2017 04

12 Bio-technologySmt. Uma .S

8050228001Bio-

technology25-05-2017 26-05-2017 02

13 CS/BCA/CF/CA

Sri . VidyashankarSmt. Madhura YadavSmt. Meera .CSmt. NagalambikaSri. NandishSri. Mallesh .RSmt. DivyashreeSmt. Latha .M.GSri. Vinay R.USri. Chethan .M

9986490963

CS + CM + BCA

+ CF/CA25-05-2017 30-05-2017 05

14 Hindi

Smt. Siddagangamma M R

Sri. Pandith Shishupal Gandhi

Dr. V Sowbhagyalakshmi77603 37553

Hindi 29-05-2017 - 01

15 Biochemistry Dr. M.S. Manjunath Dr. G. SavithaMs. Chandrakumari

9449080661 Biochemistry 30-05-2017 31-05-2017 02

16Political Science+IC+Public Adminstration

Prof. S.B. NagarajamurthySmt. R.G AshaDr. PankajaSmt. Shobha

Prof. Govindraj K S

8762964394 / 2570034

Pol. Sci + IC+Public Admin

30-05-2017 02-06-2017 04

17 Electronics Prof. Latha T V Mr. M. Umashankar 9449492828 Electronics 30-05-2017 - 01

18 BotanyDr. S. PrathibhaDr. V. Beligiriranga

Dr. Ashok N PyatiProf. M.N. Mallikarjunaiah

9243707241 Botany 31-05-2017 01-06-2017 02

19 Chemistry

Smt. Vidya .J.SDr. B. K. Kendaganna SwamySri. Prabhakar D.SSmt. Shwetha .P

Dr. B. Manjunath94494

08746 / 2364053

Chemistry 01-06-2017 03-06-2017 05

20 HistorySmt. Sujatha Kumari. RSri. SamapthuSmt. Sowbhagya

Dr. Savithri

9900744383 History 01-06-2017 03-06-2017 03

21 Environmental Studies

Smt. Thejaswini M UEVS 02-06-2017 04-06-2017 03

J. S. S College of Arts, Science & Commerce (Autonomous), BN Road, Mysore – 25

PG VALUATION DATES JAN 2017

PG VALUATION DATES JAN 2017Sl No Name Department From To1

Dr. B.Y. Sathish Kumar Bio-technology

20-01-2016 14-02-2017

2Dr. Chethan Kumar M Biochemistry

3Dr. Somashekar M P Master of Social Work

4 Smt. Sumanashree.Y.S Computer Science

5Dr. K.V. Suresha M.Com

6Dr. Vijaya Manjunath Guru Physics

7 Dr. B.K Kendagannaswamy Chemistry

8Dr. H.T Shylaja Kannada

9Prof. Linganna S Mathematics

10 Dr. Syeda Hajira Begum English

J.S.S College of Arts, Science & Commerce (Autonomous), BN Road, Mysore – 25

PG VALUATION DATES JUNE 2017

Sl No Name Department From To

1 Dr. B.Y. Sathish Kumar Bio-technology

14-06-2017 10-07-2017

2 Dr. Chethan Kumar M Biochemistry

3 Dr. Somashekar M P Master of Social Work

4 Smt. Sumanashree.Y.S Computer Science

5 Dr. K.V.Suresha M.Com

6 Dr. Vijaya Manjunath Guru Physics

7 Dr.Mallesha L Chemistry

8 Dr. H.T Shylaja Kannada

9 Prof. Linganna S Mathematics

10 Dr. Syeda Hajira Begum English


Ooty Road, Mysore – 570 025

Results of UG

Nov / Dec 2016 Examinations

Results Announced on 21-12-2016

I, III & V SEMESTER BA SUBJECTWISE RESULTS NOV/DEC 2016

SI.

No Subject

I Semester III Semester V Semester

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

1 ARABIC - - - 1 1 100.00

2 ENGLISH 84 28 33.33 81 57 70.37

3 HINDI 2 2 100.00 2 2 100.00

4 KANNADA 79 53 67.09 74 70 94.59

5 SANSKRIT 6 5 83.33 6 6 100.00

6 INDIAN CONSTITUTION 80 71 88.75 - - -

7 ECONOMICS 81 69 85.19 69 64 92.75 62 55 88.71

8 OPTIONAL ENGLISH 21 15 71.43 25 22 88.00 11 11 100.00

9 GEOGRAPHY 47 45 95.74 39 39 100.00 38 38 100.00

10 HISTORY 57 50 87.72 44 42 95.45 49 49 100.00

11 OPTIONAL KANNADA 21 13 61.90 24 21 87.50 14 11 78.57

12 POLITICAL SCIENCE 20 20 100.00 25 25 100.00 18 18 100.00

13 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION - - - - - - 1 1 100.00

14 JOURNALISM 6 6 100.00 12 12 100.00 2 2 100.00

I, III & V SEMESTER B.Sc SUBJECTWISE RESULTS NOV/DEC 2016

SI. No SubjectI Semester III Semester V Semester

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

1 ENGLISH 248 211 85.08 152 150 98.68

2 HINDI 15 14 93.33 3 3 100.00

3 KANNADA 224 182 81.25 136 133 97.79

4 MALAYALAM 1 1 100.00 6 5 83.33

5 SANSKRIT 7 7 100.00 5 5 100.00

6 TAMIL 1 1 100.00 - - -

7 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 233 200 85.84 - - -

8 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS - - - 135 135 100.00

9 BIOCHEMISTRY 50 33 66.00 31 29 93.55 22 21 95.45

10 BIO - TECHNOLOGY 49 44 89.80 47 47 100.00 26 26 100.00

11 BOTANY 69 65 94.20 38 37 97.37 34 34 100.00

12 CHEMISTRY 113 93 82.30 91 83 91.21 83 78 93.98

13 COMPUTER SCIENCE 44 35 79.55 11 11 100.00 21 18 85.71

14 ELECTRONICS 24 13 54.17 8 8 100.00 11 11 100.00

15 MATHEMATICS 112 82 73.21 59 51 86.44 78 67 85.90

16 MICROBIOLOGY 51 39 76.47 31 31 100.00 21 19 90.48

17 PHYSICS 118 73 61.86 58 47 81.03 78 72 92.31

18 ZOOLOGY 64 52 81.25 56 55 98.21 36 36 100.00

I, III & V SEMESTER B.Com SUBJECTWISE RESULTS NOV/DEC 2016

SI. No SubjectI Semester III Semester V Semester

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

1 ENGLISH 166 133 80.12 183 163 89.072 HINDI 6 5 83.33 10 10 100.003 KANNADA 148 133 89.86 167 157 94.014 MALAYALAM 1 1 100.00 1 1 100.005 SANSKRIT 11 11 100.00 3 3 100.006 URDU 1 1 100.007 CONSTITUTION OF INDIA 160 144 90.008 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING - I 161 144 89.449 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 162 147 90.74

10 BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 163 147 90.18

11 COMPUTER FOR BUSINESS-I 162 161 99.3812 CORPORATE ACCOUNTING - I 182 140 76.9213 ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT 182 177 97.2514 BUSINESS STATISTICS 181 169 93.3715 FINANCIAL MARKETS & SERVICES 182 161 88.4616 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 181 173 95.5817 BUSINESS LAW 160 158 98.7518 BUSINESS STATISTICS - I 162 148 91.3619 COST ACCOUNTING 162 155 95.6820 BANKING & INSURANCE - I 50 50 100.0021 BANKING & INSURANCE - II 49 48 97.9622 TAXATION - I 71 70 98.5923 TAXATION - II 71 70 98.5924 PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE OF AUDITING 160 151 94.3825 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 160 156 97.5026 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS – I 40 40 100.0027 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - II 40 39 97.50

I SEMESTER BBA SUBJECTWISE RESULTS NOV/DEC 2016

SI.

NoSubject

I Semester

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

1 ARABIC 1 1 100.00

2 ENGLISH 57 30 52.63

3 HINDI 3 3 100.00

4 KANNADA 49 33 67.35

5 SANSKRIT - - -

6 MALAYALAM 4 2 50.00

7 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 49 34 69.39

8 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 55 45 81.82

9 BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 52 32 61.54

10 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING – I 51 31 60.78

11 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT-I 49 35 71.43

III & V SEMESTER BBM SUBJECTWISE RESULTS NOV/DEC 2016

SI. No SubjectIII Semester V Semester

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

TotalAppear

TotalPass

PerPass

1 ENGLISH 49 37 75.51

2 HINDI 3 3 100.00

3 KANNADA 41 38 92.68

4 SANSKRIT 5 5 100.00

5 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING-III 49 44 89.80

6 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 48 44 91.67

7 COMPUTER FOR BUSINESS - I 50 48 96.00

8 ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT 48 45 93.75

9 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT 49 49 100.00

10 BUSINESS LAW 43 42 97.67

11 QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES 44 43 97.73

12 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 43 43 100.00

13 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGEMENT - I 44 41 93.18

14 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT – I 23 20 86.96

15 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT - II 23 22 95.65

16 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – I 21 21 100.00

17 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - II 21 21 100.00

18 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR 45 44 97.78

SI. NoSubject I Semester III Semester V Semester

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per Pass Total Appear

Total Pass

Per Pass Total Appear

Total Pass Per Pass

1 ARABIC 1 1 100.00 1 1 100.00

2 ENGLISH 78 71 91.03 63 60 95.24

3 HINDI 5 4 80.00 6 6 100.00

4 KANNADA 66 62 93.94 49 46 93.88

5 MALAYALAM 1 1 100.00 1 1 100.00

6 SANSKRIT 4 4 100.00 2 2 100.00


8 TAMIL - - -

9 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS & PC MAINTENANCE 77 60 77.92

10 ACCOUNTING & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 44 34 77.27

11 FUNDAMENTALS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 78 68 87.18

12 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS & PC MAINTENANCE LAB 76 72 94.74

13 MATHEMATICS 34 20 58.82

14 OFFICE AUTOMATION & TALLY LAB 78 78 100.00

15 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 76 72 94.74

16 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS & STATISTICS 62 54 87.10

17 DATA STRUCTURE & ADA 62 44 70.97

18 SYSTEM ANALYSIS & SOFTWARE ENGINERING 63 48 76.19

19 OPERATING SYSTEM & UNIX 63 37 58.73

20 DS & ADA LAB 61 57 93.44

21 UNIX & OS LAB 63 58 92.06

22 INDIAN CONSTITUTION 46 45 97.83


24 DATA WAREHOUSING & DATA MINING 45 42 93.33

25 OPERATION RESEARCH 46 36 78.26

26 C# 46 38 82.61

27 J2EE 46 44 95.65

28 C# LAB 46 46 100.00

29 DATA MINING LAB WITH ELE 44 40 90.91

I, III & V SEMESTER BCA SUBJECTWISE RESULTS NOV/DEC 2016

JSS College Arts, Commerce & Science(Autonomous)


Pass Percentage of I Semester

Pass Percentage of III Semester

Sl. No Course

NOV / DEC 2015 NOV / DEC 2016

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

1 B.A 75 37 49.33 85 53 62.352 B.Sc 142 113 79.58 156 118 75.643 B.Com 173 113 65.32 186 121 65.054 B.B.M 48 31 64.58 52 36 69.235 BCA 48 28 58.33 63 27 42.86

Pass Percentage of V Semester

Sl. No Course


Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

1 B.A 102 86 84.31 69 54 78.262 B.Sc 128 102 79.69 138 116 84.063 B.Com 158 144 91.14 163 137 84.054 B.B.M 37 28 75.68 45 38 84.445 BCA 41 35 85.37 46 31 67.39

Sl. No Course


Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

1 B.A 112 43 38.39 90 23 25.562 B.Sc 171 106 61.99 255 127 49.803 B.Com 198 134 67.68 168 115 68.454 B.B.A 60 19 31.67 62 17 27.425 B.C.A 65 40 61.54 80 47 58.75

JSS College Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous)Ooty Road, Mysore – 570 025

Overall Results: NOV / DEC 2016 Examinations

Course SemesterNo. of Candidates

appearedNo. of Candidates Pass % of Pass

B.AI 90 23 25.56

III 85 53 62.35V 69 54 78.26

B.Sc I 255 127 49.80

III 156 118 75.64V 138 116 84.06

B.ComI 168 115 68.45

III 186 121 65.05V 163 137 84.05

BBA I 62 17 27.42

BBMIII 52 36 69.23

V 45 38 84.44

BCAI 80 47 58.75

III 63 27 42.86V 46 31 67.39


B.N Road, Mysore – 570 025

Results of UG May / June 2017

Examinations

Results Announced on 10-06-2017

JSS College Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous)B.N Road, Mysore – 570 025

Overall Results : May / June 2017 Examinations

COURSE SEMESTERNo. of Candidates

appearedNo. of Candidates

Pass% of Pass

B.A

II 79 33 41.77

IV 81 62 76.54

VI 67 59 88.06

BCA

II 75 54 72.00

IV 62 41 66.13

VI 46 46 100.00

B.Sc

II 246 155 63.01

IV 156 115 73.72

VI 138 114 82.61

B.Com

II 159 108 67.92

IV 183 133 72.68

VI 159 133 83.65

BBA II 48 17 35.42

BBMIV 51 40 78.43

VI 44 36 81.82

JSS College Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous)B.N Road, Mysore – 570 025

Comparative Pass Percentage of the year 2016-17 of II SemesterMay / June 2017

Sl. no Course

May / June 2016 May / June 2017Total

AppearTotal Pass

Per pass

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

1 B.A 101 46 45.54 79 33 41.772 B.Sc 163 114 69.94 246 155 63.013 B.Com 195 121 62.05 159 108 67.924 BBA 54 28 51.85 48 17 35.425 BCA 64 28 43.75 75 54 72.00

Comparative Pass Percentage of the year 2016-17 of IV Semester

May / June 2017

Sl. no Course


AppearTotal Pass

Per pass

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

1 B.A 71 45 63.38 81 62 76.542 B.Sc 139 103 74.10 156 115 73.723 B.Com 169 116 68.64 183 133 72.684 BBM 47 35 74.47 51 40 78.435 BCA 47 30 63.83 62 41 66.13

Comparative Pass Percentage of the year 2016-17 of VI Semester

May / June 2017

Sl. no Course


AppearTotal Pass

Per pass

Total Appear

Total Pass

Per pass

1 B.A 101 94 93.07 67 59 88.062 B.Sc 128 97 75.78 138 114 82.613 B.Com 154 127 82.47 159 133 83.654 BBM 34 27 79.41 44 36 81.825 BCA 41 40 97.56 46 46 100.00

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science (Autonomous)B.N Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTSCourse BA May –June 2017

SI.No Subject

II Semester IV Semester VI Semester

App Pass % App Pass % App Pass %

1 ARABIC - 1 1 100.002 ENGLISH 74 37 50.00 80 69 86.25

3 HINDI 2 2 100.00 2 2 100.00

4 KANNADA 66 49 74.24 72 68 94.44

5 SANSKRIT 6 5 83.33 5 5 100.00

6 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 73 70 95.89 -

7 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS - 79 69 87.34

8 ECONOMICS 69 54 78.26 68 67 98.53 63 59 93.65

9 OPTIONAL ENGLISH 22 19 86.36 25 24 96.00 12 12 100.00

10 GEOGRAPHY 40 40 100.00 41 40 97.56 37 36 97.30

11 HISTORY 50 49 98.00 44 43 97.73 50 50 100.00

12 OPTIONAL KANNADA 19 12 63.16 24 18 75.00 13 10 76.92

13 POLITICAL SCIENCE 17 17 100.00 26 26 100.00 18 18 100.00

14 JOURNALISM 6 6 100.00 12 12 100.00 2 2 100.00

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science (Autonomous)

B.N Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTSCourse B.Sc May –June 2017

SI.

No Subject

II Semester IV Semester VI Semester


1 ENGLISH 237 215 90.72 154 149 96.75

2 HINDI 13 13 100.00 4 4 100.00

3 KANNADA 216 196 90.74 138 132 95.65

4 MALAYALAM - 6 5 83.33

5 SANSKRIT 7 7 100.00 5 5 100.00

6 TAMIL 1 1 100.00 -

7 CONSTITUTION OF INDIA 234 228 97.44 -

8 BIOCHEMISTRY 49 31 63.27 33 28 84.85 22 22 100.00

9 BIO – TECHNOLOGY 45 33 73.33 47 46 97.87 26 24 92.31

10 BOTANY 70 65 92.86 42 40 95.24 33 32 96.97

11 CHEMISTRY 115 102 88.70 96 78 81.25 83 76 91.57

12 COMPUTER SCIENCE 48 35 72.92 13 11 84.62 20 19 95.00

13DATA COMMUNICATION & COMPUTER NETWORK

- 13 13 100.00 -

14 ELECTRONICS 23 22 95.65 10 9 90.00 11 11 100.00

15 MATHEMATICS 121 97 80.17 64 52 81.25 78 68 87.18

16 MICROBIOLOGY 48 40 83.33 32 32 100.00 22 19 86.36

17 PHYSICS 118 97 82.20 64 55 85.94 78 65 83.33

18 ZOOLOGY 68 62 91.18 56 54 96.43 37 36 97.30

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science (Autonomous) B.N Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTSCourse B.Com May –June 2017

Sl. No

SubjectII Semester IV Semester VI Semester


1 ENGLISH 157 136 86.62 181 165 91.16

2 HINDI 5 5 100.00 10 10 100.00

3 KANNADA 141 137 97.16 166 144 86.75

4 MALAYALAM - 1 0 0.00

5 SANSKRIT 10 10 100.00 3 3 100.00

6 URDU 1 1 100.00


8 COMPUTER FOR BUSINESS - II 157 154 98.09

9 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING - II 155 135 87.10

10 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING 155 151 97.42

11 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 155 124 80.00

12 CORPORATE ACCOUNTING – II 181 153 84.53

13 INCOME TAX 181 173 95.58

14 BUSINESS STATISTICS 181 159 87.85

15 BANKING & INSURANCE THEORY 182 169 92.86

16 BASICS OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 182 175 96.15

17 BASICS OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 156 144 92.31


19 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING 156 145 92.95

20 BANKING & INSURANCE -III (Insurance Business) 48 47 97.92

21 BANKING & INSURANCE -IV (International Banking) 48 45 93.75

22 TAXATION -III (Direct Taxes) 71 71 100.00

23 TAXATION -IV (Indirect Taxes) 71 71 100.00

24 CORPORATE LAW 157 155 98.73

25 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (FEM) 37 37 100.00

26 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (INDIA & INT) 37 35 94.59

27 FINANCIAL MARKET IN INDIA 156 143 91.67

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science (Autonomous)B.N Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTSCourse BBA / BBM May –June 2017

Sl. No



1 ARABIC 1 1 100.00

2 ENGLISH 44 25 56.82 51 43 84.31

3 HINDI 4 3 75.00 3 3 100.00

4 KANNADA 37 31 83.78 41 38 92.68

5 MALAYALAM 1 0 0.00 1 0 0.00

6 SANSKRIT - 5 5 100.00

7 INDIA CONSTITUTION 43 41 95.35

8 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 44 41 93.18

9 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING – II 43 28 65.12

10 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 44 28 63.64

11 INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM 43 32 74.42

12 COMPUTER APPLICATION - II


14 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 51 49 96.08

15 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 51 49 96.08

16 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 51 51 100.00

17 COMPUTER FOR BUSINESS –II

51 50 98.04

18 CORPORATE LAWS 44 42 95.45

19 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGEMENT - II 44 39 88.64

20 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT -III (working capital management) 24 22 91.67

21 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT -IV(Financial Services) 24 23 95.83

22 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – III(Human Resource Development) 20 19 95.00

23 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – IV(Labour Laws) 20 19 95.00

24 TAX MANAGEMENT 44 38 86.36

25 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 44 43 97.73

26 DECISION MODELS 44 43 97.73


B.N Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTSCourse BCA May –June 2017

Sl. No



1 ARABIC 1 1 100.00 1 1 100.00

2 ENGLISH 75 68 90.67 57 56 98.25

3 HINDI 5 5 100.00 6 6 100.00

4 KANNADA 65 62 95.38 47 43 91.49

5 SANSKRIT 4 4 100.00 2 2 100.00

6 TAMIL - II 1 1 100.00

7 INDIAN CONSTITUTION 75 74 98.67

8DISCRETE MATHEMATICS 75 70 93.33

9 PROGRAMMING IN C 75 59 78.67

10 WEB DESIGN 75 65 86.67

11 C PROGRAMMING LAB 75 73 97.33

12 WEB DESIGN LAB 74 70 94.59

13 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 57 51 89.47

14 OBJECT ORIENTED MODELING & DESIGN 56 49 87.50

15 OOPS WITH JAVA 57 53 92.98

16 JAVA PROGRAMMING LAB 62 56 90.32

17 DBMS & VISUAL PROGRAMMING LAB 61 51 83.61

18DATA COMMUNICATION & COMPUTER NETWORKS

55 49 89.09

19 PROJECT WORK 46 46 100.00

JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous)

B.N Road, Mysore

TOPPERS LIST OF B.A, B.Sc, B.Com, BBM and BCA May /June 2017

B.A

Sl. No

Reg. No NameMarks

ToppersMax Sec %

1 JCL14101 ASHA K 4100 3446 84.05 IST

2 JCL14206 MAHESH BABU R 4100 3268 79.71 2ND

3 JCL14209 RAJESHWARI R 4100 3259 79.49 3RD

B.Sc

Sl. No

Reg. No NameMarks

ToppersMax Sec %

1 JCM14604 KAVYASHREE K S 4100 3599 87.78 IST

2 JCM14050 SHILPA J 4100 3590 87.56 2ND

3 JCM14040 PREETHI S 4100 3496 85.27 3RD

B.Com

Sl. No

Reg. No NameMarks Topper

sMax Sec %

1 JCN14159 SHILPA A 4200 3527 83.98 IST

2 JCN14171 SITHARA R 4200 3521 83.83 2ND

3 JCN14067 MAHADEVASWAMY S 4200 3513 83.64 3RD

BBM

Sl. no

Reg. No NameMarks

ToppersMax Sec %

1 JCP14054 R SHYAMALA 4200 3236 77.05 IST

2 JCP14026 MUNISH V 4200 3043 72.45 2ND

3 JCP14037 POORNIMA A S 4200 3010 71.67 3RD

BCA

Sl. No

Reg. No NameMarks

ToppersMax Sec %

1 JCM14752 AISHWARYA C H 4200 3804 90.57 IST

2 JCM14798 SHEELA B J 4200 3461 82.40 2ND

3 JCM14805 VARUN SHARMA M 4200 3327 79.21 3RD



Under Graduation

FINAL YEAR RESULT WITH NCL

May / June 2017

Sl. No

CourseNo. of

Candidates appeared

Total Pass

NCLDist +

I Class

II Class

Pass Class

Final Pass

1 B.A 67 59 19 8+24 08 - 59

2 B.Sc 138 114 08 21+60 24 01 114

3 B.Com 159 133 08 16+71 36 02 133

4 BBM 44 36 02 01+19 13 01 36

5 BCA 46 46 10 07+17 12 - 46



Under Graduation

FINAL YEAR RESULT WITHOUT NCL(Eligible to Degree Certificate)

May / June 2017

Sl. No

CourseNo. of

Candidates appeared

Total Pass

Dist +

I Class

II Class

Pass Class

Final Pass

1 B.A 67 40 8+24 08 - 40

2 B.Sc 138 106 21+60 24 01 106

3 B.Com 159 125 16+71 36 02 125

4 BBM 44 34 01+19 13 01 34

5 BCA 46 36 07+17 12 - 36



Results of PG Jan 2017

Examinations

Announced on 21-02-2017

JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science

(Autonomous)Ooty Road, Mysore – 570 025

PG Pass Percentage of I and III Semester

Jan 2017

Sl. no Course

I Sem III Sem

Total Appear

Total Pass % Total

AppearTotal Pass %

1 M. Sc Bio-technology 36 34 94.44 19 19 100

2 M. Sc Biochemistry 47 47 100 19 19 100

3 Master of Social Work 25 25 100 14 14 100

4 M. Sc Computer Science 35 31 88.57 29 27 93.10

5 M.Com 99 98 98.99 112 112 100

6 M. Sc Physics 54 54 100 55 51 92.73

7 M. Sc Chemistry 58 41 70.69 48 43 89.58

8 M.A. Kannada 25 25 100 26 26 100

9 M. Sc Mathematics 37 33 89.19 35 28 80

10 M.A English 17 17 100 25 25 100

JSS College Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous)

Ooty Road, Mysore – 570 025Pass Percentage of I Semester

Sl. no Course

Jan 2016 Jan 2017Total

AppearTotal Pass %

Total Appear

Total Pass %

1 M. Sc Bio-technology 19 19 100.00 36 34 94.44

2 M. Sc Biochemistry 21 21 100.00 47 47 100

3 Master of Social Work 17 17 100.00 25 25 100


5 M.Com 116 116 100.00 99 98 98.99

6 M. Sc Physics 56 45 80.36 54 54 100

7 M. Sc Chemistry 49 39 79.60 58 41 70.69

8 M.A. Kannada 30 30 100.00 25 25 100

9 M. Sc Mathematics 35 23 65.71 37 33 89.19

10 M.A English 25 25 100.00 17 17 100

Pass Percentage of III Semester

Sl. no Course

Jan 2016 Jan 2017Total

AppearTotal Pass %

Total Appear

Total Pass %

1 M. Sc Bio-technology 23 23 100.00 19 19 100

2 M. Sc Biochemistry 22 22 100.00 19 19 100

3 Master of Social Work 34 34 100.00 14 14 100


5 M.Com 113 113 100.00 112 112 100

6 M. Sc Physics 44 40 90.91 55 51 92.73

7 M. Sc Chemistry 43 42 97.67 48 43 89.58

8 M.A. Kannada 35 35 100.00 26 26 100

9 M. Sc Mathematics 29 26 89.66 35 28 80

10 M.A English 13 13 100.00 25 25 100

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science

(Autonomous)Ooty Road Mysore -25

I & III Semesters M. Sc Bio-Technology Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no Subject

I Semester III Semester

Total Appear

Total Pass % Total

AppearTotal Pass %

1 STRUCTURAL BIOMOLECULES (HC) 35 35 100

2BIOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES & BIOPHYSICS (HC) 35 34 97.14

3 PRACTICAL – I (HC) 36 36 100

4 ENZYMOLOGY AND METABOLISM (SC) 35 34 97.14

5 MICROBIOLOGY ( SC ) 35 34 97.14

6 CELL SIGNALLING & COMMUNICATION (HC) 19 19 100

7 IMMUNOTECHNOLOGY (HC) 19 19 100

8 PRACTICAL III (HC) 19 19 100

9 BIOSTATISTICS, BIOINFORMATICS & BIOPROCESS BIOTECHNOLOGY (SC) 19 19 100

10 COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS (OE) 2 2 100

11 PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (OE) 1 1 100

12 SELECTED TOPICS IN CHEMISTRY (OE) 6 6 100

13 CLINICAL RESEARCH & DRUG DEVELOPMENT (OE) 10 10 100

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science

(Autonomous)Ooty Road Mysore -25

I & III Semesters M. Sc Biochemistry Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass % Total

AppearTotal Pass %

1 ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMESTRY - I (HC)

47 47 100

2 CHEMISTRY & METABOLISM OF PROTEIN & NUCLEIC ACIDS (HC) 47 47 100

3EXPERIMENTS IN BIOCHEMECAL TECHNIQUES & ENZYMOLOGY AND SEMINAR (HC)

47 47 100

4 ENZYMOLOGY (SC) 47 47 100

5 CHEMCIAL PRINCIPLES & BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS (SC) 47 47 100

6 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & GENE REGULATION (HC) 19 19 100

7 CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY (HC) 19 19 100

8 PRACTICAL – III (HC) 19 19 100

9 BIOTECHNOLOGY (SC) 19 19 100


11 COURSE IN WRITTEN & SPOKEN ENGLISH (OE) 1 1 100

12 KANNADA BHASHA MATTU SAHITHYA (OE) 1 1 100

13 RETAIL BANKING (OE) 1 1 100

14 APPLIED BIOTECHNOLOGY ( OE) 6 6 100

15 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS (OE) 1 1 100

16 SOCIETY & SOCIAL WORK (OE) 7 7 100


Ooty Road Mysore -25

I & III Semesters MSW Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no

Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass

%Total

AppearTotal Pass

%

1 SOCIAL WORK – HISTORY & IDEOLOGIES (HC)

25 25 100

2WORK WITH INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES (HC)

25 25 100

3 WORK WITH GROUPS (HC) 25 25 100

4 WORK WITH COMMUNITIES (HC) 25 25 100

5 HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT (HC) 25 25 100

6 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM (HC) 25 25 100

7HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (HC) 14 14 100

8 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM – IV (HC) 14 14 100

9ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR & ORGANIZATION DEVE LOPMENT (SC)

14 14 100

10 PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL MEDICINE& SOCIAL WORK (SC)

14 14 100

11 SOCIAL POLICY, PLANNNING & DEVELOPMENT (SC)

8 8 100

12 LEGAL SYSTEM IN INDIA III (SC) 6 6 100


14 COURSE IN WRITTEN & SPOKEN ENGLISH (OE)

7 7 100

15 PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (OE)

6 6 100



I & III Semesters M. Sc Computer Science Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no

Subject

I SemesterIII Semester

Total Appear

Total Pass

%Total

AppearTotal Pass

%

1 DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS (HC) 35 35 100

2 SYSTEM SOFTWARE (HC) 34 34 100

3 COMPUTER NETWORKS (HC) 35 34 97.14

4 JAVA PROGRAMMING (SC) 34 34 100

5 C++ (SC) 35 33 94.29

6 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (HC) 29 27 93.10

7 THEORY OF LANGUAGES ( HC ) 29 29 100

8 OPERATING SYSTEM AND UNIX (HC) 29 29 100

9 COMPUTER GRAPHICS (SC ) 29 29 100

10COURSE IN WRITTEN & SPOKEN ENGLISH (OE)

3 3 100

11 RETAIL BANKING ( OE ) 10 10 100

12 APPLIED BIOTECHNOLOGY (OE) 1 1 100




16CLINICAL RESEARCH & DRUG DEVELOPMENT (OE)

5 5 100



I & III Semesters M.Com Semesters Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no

Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass

% Total AppearTotal Pass

%

1 ACCOUNTING THEORY (HC) 99 99 98.99

2 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE (HC) 99 98 98.99

3INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (HC)

99 99 100

4 STRATEGIC MARKETING (HC) 99 99 100

5 BUSINESS POLICY AND ENVIRONMENT (SC) 30 30 100

6 STATISTICS FOR BUSINESS DECISIONS (SC) 69 69 100

7 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (HC) 112 112 100

8MANAGEMENT FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION (HC)

112 112 100

9 BUSINESS RESEARCH METHODS 112 112 100

10 BUSINESS TAXATION – INDIRECT TAXES (SC) 83 83 100

11BANK MANAGEMENT – PRINCIPLES OF BANK MANAGEMENT (SC)

30 30 100

12 COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS ( OE ) 36 36 100

13COURSE IN WRITTEN & SPOKEN ENGLISH (OE)

15 15 100

14KANNADA BHASHA MATHTHU SAHITHYA (OE)

11 11 100


16 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS ( OE ) 20 20 100




11 11 100

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science(Autonomous)


I & III Semesters M. Sc Physics Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no

Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass % Total Appear

Total Pass

%

1 CLASSICAL MECHANICS (HC) 54 54 100

2MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF PHYSICS – I (HC) 54 54 100

3MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF PHYSICS – II (HC)

54 54 100

4CLASSICAL ELECTRO DYNAMICS, PLASMA PHYSICS & OPTICS(HC)

54 54 100

5 COMPUTER LAB CL-A (HC) 54 54 100

6 ELECTRONICS / OPTICS LAB (SC) 54 54 100

7 QUANTUM MECHANICS – II (HC) 55 53 96.36

8 CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS (HC) 55 53 96.36

9 NUCLEAR & PARTICLE PHYSICS (HC) 55 52 94.55

10 CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS LAB (HC) 27 27 100

11 NUCLEAR & PARTICLE PHYSICS LAB (HC) 28 28 100

12 SOLID STATE PHYSICS - I (SC) 55 53 96.36

13 SOLID STATE PHYSICS LAB – I (SC) 55 55 100


15KANNADA BHASHA MATHTHU SAHITHYA (OE) 8 8 100




19 SELECTED TOPICS INCHEMISTRY (OE) 4 4 100



Ooty Road Mysore -25I & III Semesters M. Sc Chemistry Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass %Total

AppearTotal Pass

%

1ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC)

30 30 100

2 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC) 30 30 100

3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC) 28 28 100

4 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC) 28 28 100

5 FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS (HC) 58 56 96.55

6 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY – I (HC) 58 56 96.55

7

STEREOCHEMISTRY; MOLECULER REARRANGEMENTS & HETEROCYCLIC CHEMISTRY (HC)

58 46 79.31

8 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY – I (HC) 58 43 74.14

9 INSTRUMENTAL METHODS OF ANALYSIS (HC) 48 46 95.83

10 SPECTROSCOPY ( HC ) 48 45 93.75

11 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100

12 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100

13 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100

14 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100


16 KANNADA BHASHA MATHTHU SAHITHYA (OE) 14 14 100






12 12 100



I & III Semesters M.A Kannada Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass

%Total

AppearTotal Pass

%

1 PRACHINA KANNADA SAHITHYA : PATYA GADAYUDDHA SANGRAHA (HC)

25 25 100

2PRACHINA KANNADA SAHITHYA : HINNALE (HC)

25 25 100

3 KANNADA CHANDASSINA ADHYAYANA (HC) 25 25 100

4 VIMARSHEYA ADHYAYANA (HC) 25 25 100

5BHASHA VIGNYANA: BHASHA VIGNYANADA MOOLATHAT VAGALU (SC)

25 25 100

6THOULANIKA SAHITHYA: PATYA : MAHAKAVYA (HC)

26 26 100

7ADHUNIKA KANNADA SAHITHYADA: HINNALE (HC)

26 26 100

8 BHARATHIYA KAVYA MIMAMSE (HC) 26 26 100

9SAMSHODHANA VIDHANA MATTU GANAKAGNYANA (HC)

26 26 100

10BHASHA VIGNYANA ADHYAYANA UPABHASHAVIGNYANA : KANNADA (SC)

26 26 100

11 COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS ( OE) 8 8 100




Ooty Road Mysore -25I & III Semesters M. Sc Mathematics Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass

%Total

AppearTotal Pass

%

1 ALGEBRA – I (HC) 37 37 100

2 REAL ANALYSIS – I (HC) 37 36 97.30

3 REAL ANALYSIS – II (HC) 37 33 89.19

4 COMPLEX ANALYSIS – I (HC) 37 34 91.89

5 LINEAR ALGEBRA (SC) 37 37 100

6 ELEMENTS OF FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS (HC) 35 35 100

7 TOPOLOGY - I (HC) 35 29 82.86

8 COMMUTATIVE ALGEBRA (SC) 35 32 91.43

9 THEORY OF NUMBERS ( SC ) 35 33 94.29



12 KANNADA BHASHE MATHTHU SAHITHYA (OE) 2 2 100





3 3 100



I & III Semesters M.A English Subject wise Results: Jan 2017

Sl. no

Subject


Total Appear

Total Pass

%Total

AppearTotal Pass

%

1 ENGLISH LITERATURE FROM CHAUCER TO MILTON (HC)

17 17 100

2 ELIZABETHAN AGE (HC) 17 17 100

317TH & 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE(HC)

17 17 100

4 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE (HC) 17 17 100

5 INDIAN DIASPORA FICTION (SC) 17 17 100

6THE MODERN AGE – II (HC) 25 25 100

7 INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH – II(HC) 25 25 100

8 NEW LITERATURES IN ENGLISH (HC) 25 25 100

9 CULTURAL THEORY ( SC ) 16 16 100

10 FEMINISM (SC) 9 9 100


12 KANNADA BHASHA MATTU SAHITHYA (OE) 11 11 100





BN Road, Mysore – 570 025

Results of PG June 2017 Examinations

Announced on 18-07-2017



PG Pass Percentage of II and IV Semester

June 2017

Sl. No.

CourseII Sem IV Sem

Total Appeared

Total Passed

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Passed

% of Pass

1 M. Sc Bio-Technology 36 36 100.00 19 19 100.00

2 M. Sc Biochemistry 47 46 97.87 19 19 100.00

3 Master of Social Work 24 24 100.00 14 14 100.00


5 M.Com 98 98 100.00 113 113 100.00

6 M. Sc Physics 53 53 100.00 55 47 85.45

7 M. Sc Chemistry 57 30 52.63 48 42 87.50

8 M.A Kannada 24 24 100.00 26 26 100.00

9 M. Sc Mathematics 37 32 86.49 35 26 74.29

10 M.A English 17 17 100.00 25 24 96.00



Comparative Pass Percentage of the year 2016-17 of II Semester

Sl. No

CourseJuly 2016 June 2017

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

1 M.Sc Bio-Technology 19 18 94.74 36 36 100.00

2 M.Sc Biochemistry 21 21 100.00 47 46 97.87


4 M.Sc Computer Science 29 28 96.55 34 29 85.29

5 M.Com 114 114 100.00 98 98 100.00

6 M. Sc Physics 55 50 90.91 53 53 100.00

7 M.Sc Chemistry 48 36 75.00 57 30 52.63

8 M.A Kannada 29 29 100.00 24 24 100.00

9 M.Sc Mathematics 35 28 80.00 37 32 86.49

10 M.A English 25 25 100.00 17 17 100.00

Comparative Pass Percentage of the year 2016-17 of IV Semester

Sl. No Course

July 2016 June 2017

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

1 M.Sc Bio-Technology 23 23 100.00 19 19 100.00

2 M.Sc Biochemistry 22 22 100.00 19 19 100.00



5 M.Com 112 112 100.00 113 113 100.00

6 M.Sc Physics 44 40 90.91 55 47 85.45

7 M.Sc Chemistry 43 43 100.00 48 42 87.50

8 M.A Kannada 35 35 100.00 26 26 100.00

9 M.Sc Mathematics 29 26 89.66 35 26 74.29

10 M.A English 13 13 100.00 25 24 96.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II & IV Semesters M. Sc Bio-Technology Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No. Subject

II Semester IV Semester

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

1 MOLECULAR GENETICS (HC) 36 36 100.00

2 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (HC) 36 36 100.00

3 PRACTICAL II (HC) 36 36 100.00

4 GENE TECHNOLOGY (HC) 36 36 100.00

5 FOOD & ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY (SC) 36 36 100.00

6 PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY (HC) 19 19 100.00

7 ANIMAL BIOTECHNOLOGY (HC) 19 19 100.00

8 PROJECT WORK & RESEARCH PAPER PRESENTATION (HC) 19 19 100.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II and IV Semesters M. Sc Biochemistry Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No. Subject


Total Appeared

Total Pass % of Pass Total

AppearedTotal Pass

% of Pass

1 ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY (HC) 47 47 100.00

2 CHEMISTRY AND METBOLISM OF CARBOHYDRATES AND LIPIDS (HC) 47 46 97.87

3EXPERIMENTAL IN IMMUNOLOGY AND BIOCHEMICAL ESTIMATIONS AND SEMINAR (PRACTICAL)

47 47 100.00

4 IMMUNOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY (SC) 47 47 100.00

5 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY & NUTRITION (SC) 47 46 97.87

6 EVOLUTION, ECOLOGY & GENERATION (HC) 19 19 100.00

7 CLINICAL RESEARCH METHODS AND INDUSTRIAL BIOCHEMISTRY (HC) 19 19 100.00

8 PROJECT WORK & DISSERTATION (HC) 19 19 100.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II and IV Semesters MSW Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No.

Subject


Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

1 SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH AND STATISTICS (HC)

24 24 100.00

2MANAGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT & WELFARE SERVICES (HC)

24 24 100.00

3SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM – II (SOCIAL WORK CAMP AND SUMMER PLACEMENT) (HC)

24 24 100.00

4 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM – III (HC) 24 24 100.00

5 PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH (SC) 11 11 100.00

6 COMMUNICATION AND COUNSELLING (SC) 24 24 100.00

7 POPULATION AND ENVIRONMENT (SC) 13 13 100.00

8 EMPLOYEE RELATION & LEGISLATIONS (HC)

14 14 100.00

9DISSERTATION (MAJOR PROJECT) (HC) 14 14 100.00

10 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM – V (HC) 14 14 100.00

11 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM – VI (BLOCK PLACEMENT )(HC)

14 14 100.00

12 MENTAL HEALTH & PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK (SC)

14 14 100.00

13 HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT & EMPLOYEE WELLNESS (SC)

14 14 100.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II & IV Semesters M. Sc Computer Science Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No.

Subject

II SemesterIV Semester

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass % of Pass

1ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF ALGORITHMS (HC)

34 34 100.00

2 OPERATING SYSTEM & UNIX (HC) 34 33 97.06

3 COMPUTER GRAPHICS (SC) 34 33 97.06

4 GRAPH THEORY (SC) 34 29 85.29

5 .NET TECHNOLOGIES (SC) 34 34 100.00

6 SYSTEM SOFTWARE (HC) 29 29 100.00

7 MAJOR PROJECT (HC) 29 29 100.00

8 INTERNET TECHNOLOGY (SC) 29 29 100.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II and IV Semesters M.Com Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No .

Subject


Total Appeared

Total Pass % of Pass Total

AppearedTotal Pass

% of Pass

1 CAPITAL MARKET INSTRUMENTS (HC) 98 98 100.00

2 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR (HC) 98 98 100.00

3 GLOBAL STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT (SC) 98 98 100.00

4 HRM (SC) 98 98 100.00

5 BANKING TECHNOLOGY (SC) 51 51 100.00

6 RETAIL MANAGEMENT (SC) 47 47 100.00

7 INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING (HC) 113 113 100.00

8CURRENT TRENDS IN BUSINESS & COMMERCE (HC)

113 113 100.00

9 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SC) 71 71 100.00

10 MAJOR PROJECT WORK (SC) 42 42 100.00

11TAXATION - CORPORATE TAX LAW & PLANNING (SC)

84 84 100.00

12BANK MANAGEMENT-CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT (SC)

29 29 100.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II & IV Semester M.Sc Mathematics Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No

Subject


Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

1 ALGEBRA – II (HC) 37 34 91.89

2 REAL ANALYSIS – III (HC) 37 36 97.30

3 COMPLEX ANALYSIS – II (HC) 37 33 89.19

4ORDINARY & PARTIAL DIFFERNTIAL EQUATION (SC)

37 36 97.30

5 GRAPH THEORY (SC) 37 37 100.00

6 MEASURE & INTEGRATION (HC) 35 33 94.29

7 TOPOLOGY – II (HC) 35 27 77.14

8 ADVANCED GRAPH THEORY (SC) 35 33 94.29

9 THEORY OF PARTITION (SC) 35 30 85.71


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II & IV Semester M.A. English Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No

Subject


Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

1 LITERARY CRITICISM – I (HC) 17 17 100.00

2 INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH –I (HC) 17 17 100.00

3 MODERN AGE I (HC) 17 17 100.00

420TH CENTURY WOMEN’S WRITING : THEORY PRACTICE (HC)

17 17 100.00

5 INDIAN CLASSICS IN TRANSLATION (SC) 17 17 100.00

6 LITERARY CRITICISM – II (HC) 25 25 100.00

7 AMERICAN LITERATURE (HC) 25 25 100.00

8 EUROPEAN CLASSICS (SC) 25 25 100.00

9 DALIT LITERATURE (SC) 25 24 96.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II & IV Semester M. Sc Physics Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No

Subject


Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared


1 CONTINUM MECHANICS & RELATIVITY (HC)

53 53 100.00

2 THERMAL PHYSICS (HC) 53 53 100.00

3 QUANTUM MECHANICS – I (HC) 53 53 100.00

4SPECTROSCOPY & FOURIER OPTICS (HC)

53 53 100.00

5 COMPUTER LAB CL-B (HC) 53 53 100.00

6 OPTICS LAB/ELEC LAB (SC) 53 53 100.00

7 CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS (HC) 28 28 100.00

8NUCLEAR & PARTICLE PHYSICS LAB (HC)

27 27 100.00

9 SOLID STATE PHYSICS - II (SC) 55 53 96.36

10 SOLID STATE PHYSICS – III (SC) 55 51 92.73

11 ACCELERATOR PHYSICS (SC) 55 55 100.00

12 ELECTRONICS (SC) 55 47 85.45

12 SOLID STATE PHYSICS LAB (SC) 55 55 100.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II & IV Semester M. Sc Chemistry Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No Subject

II Semester

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared


1 SEPARATION TECHNIQUES (HC) 57 53 92.98

2ADVANCED COORDINATION CHEMISTRY (HC) 57 47 82.46

3

REAGENTS IN ORGANIC

SYNTHESIS PHOTOCHEMISTRY AND PERICYCLIC REACTIONS (HC)

57 43 75.44

4 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY – II (HC) 57 33 57.89

5 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC) 28 28 100.00

6 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC) 28 28 100.00

7 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC) 29 29 100.00

8 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (HC) 29 29 100.00

9 BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY (HC) 48 47 97.82

10 ADVANCED PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY (HC) 48 42 87.50

11 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100.00

12 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100.00

13 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100.00

14 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL (SC) 24 24 100.00

15 PROJECT WORK / DISSERTATION (SC) 48 48 100.00


BN Road Mysore -25

SUBJECTWISE RESULTS

II & IV Semester M.A Kannada Subject wise Results:

June 2017

Sl. No

Subject


Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

Total Appeared

Total Pass

% of Pass

1 MADHYA KALINA KANNADA SAAHITHYA : PATYA (HC)

24 24 100.00

2MADHYA KAALINA SAAHITHYA: HINNELE (HC)

24 24 100.00

3 DRAVIDA BHASHA VIGNANA (HC) 24 24 100.00

4KANNADA VIMARSHE: AAYDA LEKHANA (HC)

24 24 100.00

5KANNADA VYAKARANAGALAU THOULANIKA SAMIKSHE (SC)

24 24 100.00

6KANNADA SAMSKRUTHI CHINTANE: AYDA LEKHANAGALU (HC)

24 24 100.00

7AADHUNIKA KANNADA SAHITHYA: PATYA: KAVYA, KADAMBARI, PRABANDHA (HC)

26 26 100.00

8 PASCHATYA KAVYAMEEMAMSE (HC) 26 26 100.00

9 SAMOOHA MADHYAMA (HC) 26 26 100.00

10 AVADIKA KAARYA (PROJECT) (HC) 26 26 100.00

11KANNADA BHASHA SWAROOPA: AYADA PATYAGALU (SC)

26 26 100.00

Post Graduation

June 2017

Sl. No

CourseNo. of

Candidates appeared

Total Pass

NCL DistI

ClassII

ClassFinal Pass

1 M. Sc Biotechnology 19 19 0 5 14 0 19

2 M. Sc Biochemistry 19 19 0 2 17 0 19

3 M. Sc Computer Science 29 29 2 1 22 4 27

4 Master of Social Work 14 14 - - 14 0 14

5 M.Com 113 113 1 2 109 1 112

6 M.A Kannada 26 26 0 15 11 0 26

7 M. Sc Physics 55 47 3 3 41 0 44

8 M. Sc Chemistry 48 42 5 0 37 0 37

9 M. Sc Mathematics 35 26 1 2 19 4 25

10 M.A English 25 24 0 1 15 8 24


BN Road, Mysore

TOPPERS LIST OF PG June 2017

M.A. Kannada

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCK15020 NANDISH KUMAR M 2200 1871 8.82 1st

2 JCK15024 RAMYASHREE P 2200 1868 8.78 2nd

3 JCK15005 CHAITHRA 2200 1865 8.77 3rd

MA English

Sl. No.

Reg. No Name Total MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCE15012 RAJESH RAVEENDRA HEGDE 1900 1475 8.11 1st

2 JCE15002 ARPITHA D 1900 1266 6.95 2nd

3 JCE15019 SHEETHAL T U 1970 1292 6.84 3rd

M.Sc Physics

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCP15006 AKHILESHWARI P 2500 2090 8.63 1st

2 JCP15008 ARPITHA STEFFI 2500 1958 8.15 2nd

3 JCP15007 ANNAPOORNA M 2570 1987 8.00 3rd

M.Sc Chemistry

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCH15041 SUPRITHA B C 2200 1593 7.78 1st

2 JCH15036 RAVISHANKAR H S 2200 1602 7.77 2nd

3 JCH15008 DEVAMMA K S 2200 1601 7.76 3rd

M.Sc Mathematics

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCM15024 ROOPA H S 1900 1661 9.03 1st

2 JCM15005 BABITHA ANAND 1900 1451 7.89 2nd

3 JCM15015 MEGHA B 1970 1457 7.74 3rd

M. Sc Bio – Technology

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCT15016 SUNITHA B C 1800 1413 8.24 1st

2 JCT15003 DIVYASHREE V 1800 1407 8.16 2nd

3 JCT15007 LAKITHA PRIYA PINTO 1800 1404 8.13 3rd

M. Sc Biochemistry

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCB15017 SHARANYA RAJ N L 1800 1409 8.18 1st

2 JCB15023 YASHASWINI K 1800 1400 8.16 2nd

3 JCB15010 POOJA D 1800 1322 7.71 3rd

M. Sc Computer Science

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCC15006 ATHMI A ALVA 2570 2197 8.74 1st

2 JCC15029 SUSHMA C P 2570 1967 7.92 2nd

3 JCC15023 PUNYA SHREE M R 2570 1992 7.87 3rd

Master of Social Work

Sl. No.

Reg. No Name Total Marks Marks Sec. CGPA Toppers

1 JCW15001 ANNAKODI M 2400 1747 7.64 1st

2 JCW15002 CHAITHRA 2400 1747 7.61 2nd

3 JCW15010 RAJASHEKARA N 2400 1740 7.55 3rd

M.Com

Sl. No.

Reg. No NameTotal

MarksMarks

Sec.CGPA Toppers

1 JCO15101 SHWETHA 1900 1481 8.16 1st

2 JCO15084 RAJANI M 1900 1460 8.00 2nd

3 JCO15093 SHEETHAL S 1900 1421 7.87 3rd

Automation of the processes during Academic Session 2016 – 17

College has completely automated examination system wherein the whole process from announcement of student’s registration number to the declaration of final results is online. Examination department strives to review and improve all the examination related processes for better learning experience of the students and smooth functioning of institution.

Following processes have been automated this year:

Activity Automation Results and

Revaluation Students can get the results in

the online web portal and can apply for RV / RT / Photocopy etc. through online itself

Exam application form

Students can fill up their exam application form through online. After the last date is over, college can generate QP indent, candidate list and head wise receipts details. Attached to this module we have room preparation module through which, before the examination, room preparation can be made and room wise invigilators dairy, room wise chart, room wise register number list and appearing list can be generated.

Examination reforms and Amendments

REGULATIONS

FORCBCS & CAGP SCHEME OF UG PROGRAMMES

2017 -18

Preamble

University Grants Commission (UGC) has stressed on speedy and substantive academic

and administrative reforms in higher education for promotion of quality and excellence. The

Action Plan proposed by UGC outlines the need to consider and adopt Semester System, Choice

Based Credit System (CBCS), and Flexibility in Curriculum Development and Examination

Reforms in terms of adopting Continuous Evaluation Pattern by reducing the weightage on the

semester end examination so that students enjoy a de-stressed learning environment. Further,

UGC expects that institutions of higher learning draw a roadmap in time bound manner to

accomplish the above.

JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous), B N Road, Mysuru, Re-

accredited by NAAC with “A” Grade, inspired by its recognition as an Institution of “College

with Potential for Excellence” by UGC, aims to bring about radical changes in the curriculum,

teaching and evaluation. The vision of the College is to groom the finest breed of citizens

equipped with knowledge and talent to serve the society. The College aspires to march forward

to achieve benchmark of our academic practices against world class standards.

CBCS and CAGP Regulations 2017-18

1. Title and Commencement

These Regulations shall be called the regulations for Choice Based Credit System

(CBCS) and Continuous Assessment and Grading Pattern (CAGP) for UG Programmes

of JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science (Autonomous), B N Road, Mysuru. These

Regulations shall come into force from the academic year 2017- 2018.

2. Programmes offered:

BA, B.Com, BBA, BCA & B.Sc.

3. Definitions:

In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires:

3.1 CBCS: Choice-Based Credit System is a flexible system of learning.

Credit defines the quantum of content/ syllabus prescribed for a course and determines

the number of hours of instruction required. The distinguishing features of CBCS are the

following:

It permits students to

3.2 Learn at their own pace.

(a) choose electives from a wide range of courses offered by the College

(b) undergo additional courses and acquire more than the required number of credits

(c) adopt an inter-disciplinary approach in learning

(d) make best use of the expertise of available faculty

3.3 Discipline Specific Course (DSC) is a core course, which should compulsorily be

studied by a candidate as a core requirement.

3.4 Elective Course is a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and which may

be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/ subject of

study or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some other

discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill.

3.4.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) is a course offered under the main discipline/subject

of study or a Project/Dissertation work.

3.4.2 Generic Elective is an elective course chosen from an unrelated discipline/subject, with

an intention to seek exposure beyond discipline(s) of choice.

3.4.3 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) may be of two kinds: Ability Enhancement

Compulsory Courses (AECC) and Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC). AECC courses

are the mandatory courses based upon the content that leads to Knowledge enhancement

- Environmental Science, Indian Constitution and English/Hindi/MIL Communication.

SEC courses are value-based and/or skill-based and are aimed at providing hands-on-

training, competencies, skills, etc.

3.5 Undergraduate (UG) programme means Bachelor's degree in the Faculties of Arts,

Commerce and Science.

3.6 Student means a student admitted to UG programmes under these Regulations.

3.7 Fee means the fee prescribed by the Autonomous College for the UG programmes from

time to time.

3.8 Credit means the unit by which the course work is measured. In these Regulations one

credit means one hour of teaching/tutorial work or two hours of practical work per

week for 16 weeks in a Semester.

3.9 Grade Point is the weightage allotted to marks awarded in a course.

3.10 Credit Point refers to the product of No. of credits multiplied by the Grade Point for a

given course.

3.11 Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) refers to the performance of the student in a

given semester. SGPA is based on the total credit points earned by the student in all the

courses and the total number of credits assigned to the courses/papers in a semester.

3.12 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) refers to the Cumulative Grade Point

Average weight across all the semesters (6 semesters).

4. Programmes offered and duration of the Programmes4.1 Faculty of Arts:

4.1.1 Arts programme (BA) (Six semesters)

Programmes offered: Any two disciplines of the following as per the UGC order

D.O.No.F.1-1/2014 (Secy) 12 Nov 2014 and 20 Jan 2015 in accordance with the

Sec.10.1.

History, Economics, Political Science, Geography, Kannada, English, and Journalism

4.2 Faculty of Science:

4.2.1 Bachelor of Science (B. Sc) (Six semesters)

Programmes offered: The following combinations in as per the UGC order

D.O.No.F.1-1/2014 (Secy) 12 Nov 2014 and 20 Jan 2015 in accordance with the

Sec.10.1.

1. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

2. Physics, Mathematics, Electronics

3. Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science

4. Physics, Mathematics, Computer Maintenance

5. Chemistry, Botany, Zoology

6. Chemistry, Zoology, Biotechnology

7. Botany, Biochemistry, Microbiology

8. Biochemistry, Microbiology, Biotechnology

9. Chemistry, Zoology, Sericulture

10. Physics, Mathematics, Instrumentation

4.2.2 Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) (Six semesters)

4.3 Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration

4.3.1 Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) (Six semesters)

4.3.2 Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) (Six semesters)

4.4 The detailed course structure is given in Annexure – I

5. Eligibility for admission

For UG programsmes:

5.1 A candidate who has passed the two year pre-university examination conducted by the

Pre-university Board of Education in the State of Karnataka or any other examination

considered as equivalent there to by the College is eligible for admission to the I

Semester of a Programme. For B.Sc Programmes students completing PUC or its

equivalent examination with respective science subjects are eligible. For B Com & BCA

Programmes students completing PUC in science are eligible or its equivalent

examination with Physics, Accountancy, Computer Science and Mathematics subjects

are eligible.

5.2 Students who have passed any JOC (10+2) are eligible to join I Semester BA.

5.3 Students who have passed the following JOC (10+2) are eligible to join I Semester

Degree Programmes as detailed hereunder:

5.4I. A Candidate who has passed 3 years Diploma in Commercial or Secretarial Practice

conducted by Department of Technical Education, Government of Karnataka is eligible

for admission to III Semester B Com & BBA directly. However, such a candidate has to

earn required credits in AECC, SEC, DSE and GE of the respective programme.

II. A Candidate who has passed 2 years Diploma (after PUC) in Business Administration

conducted by Department of Technical Education, Government of Karnataka is eligible

Name of the JOC CourseProgramme to which

Eligible

Computer TechniqueB.Sc. (PMCs) / B.Com. / BBA

Maintenance Repair of Electrical Domestic appliances B.Sc. (PME)Electronic Technology B.Sc. (PME)Mechanical Servicing (Two Wheeler) B.Sc. (PCM)Accounting and auditing, Co-operation,Accounting and costing, Accounting and taxation, Banking, Material Management and Technology, Marketing and Salesmanship, Office Management.

B.Com. / BBA

for admission to V Semester B.Com. / BBA programme subject to the condition that the

candidate has to earn required credits in AECC, SEC, DSE and GE of the respective

programme.

III. A Candidate who has passed 3 years Diploma in Paramedical course conducted by

Department of Technical Education, Government of Karnataka is eligible for admission

to I Semester BSc (CBZ).

IV. A Candidate who has passed two years ITI course conducted by the Directorate of

Employment and Training, Karnataka is eligible for admission to I Semester BA.

V. A candidate who has produced duplicate TC for his admission with one/more than one

year break, his/her admission is subject to the review of College Council.

Note: A candidate who has passed any other examination equivalent to 10+2 or 10+3 is

eligible for admission to the I/III semester with the pre-approval of the parent university.

5.5 A Candidate is not eligible to get the admission to the same UG programme second time after completion of a UG Programme in any University/Autonomous College.

5.6 For re-admission in the case of DROPPED all courses (discontinuing a programme) in UG programme; see Sec. 13.7, 13.8, 13.9 and 13.10.

6. Medium of InstructionThe Medium of Instruction shall be English/ Kannada / as decided by the concerned

BOS. However a student can write examination either in English or Kannada.

7. Structure of Programme

The UG programme is used to denote BA, BSc, BCA, BCom & BBA.

Different courses of study are labeled and defined as follows:

7.1 Core Course – Discipline Specific Core (DSC)/Language: A course, which should

compulsorily be studied by a candidate, aims to cover the basics that a student is

expected to imbibe in that particular discipline.

7.2 Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and

which may be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/

subject of study or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to

some other discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill is

called an Elective Course.

7.2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: Elective courses offered under the main

discipline/ subject of study.

7.2.2 Dissertation / Project*: An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced

knowledge, such as supplement study/support study to a project work, and a candidate

studies such a course on his own with an advisory support by a teacher/faculty member.

7.2.3 Generic Elective (GE) Course: An elective course chosen from an unrelated

discipline/subject, with an intention to seek exposure beyond discipline(s) of choice.

7.3 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses may be

of two kinds:

7.3.1 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): The courses based upon the

content that leads to Knowledge enhancement Environmental Science, Indian

Constitution and English / Hindi / MIL Communication. These are mandatory for all

disciplines.

7.3.2 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): The value-based and / skill-based courses and are

aimed at providing hands-on-training, competencies, skills, etc. These courses may be

chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based and/or skill-based

knowledge and should contain both theory and lab/hands-on training/field work.

7.4 Practical/tutorials: One each with every core and discipline/generic specific elective

paper as per the UGC Guidelines.

* Introducing Research Component in UG Programme

Project work/Dissertation is considered as a special course involving application of

knowledge in solving / analyzing /exploring a real life situation / difficult problem. A

Project/Dissertation work would be of 6 credits. A Project/Dissertation work may be

given in lieu of a discipline specific elective paper.

8. Semesters and Course structure

8.1 An academic year consists of two semesters.

a) Odd Semester (I, III and V Semester): June to October

b) Even Semester (II, IV and VI Semester): November to March

8.2 A semester normally extends over a period of 15-16 weeks with 90 working days. Each

week has number of hours of instruction spread over a 6-day week in accordance with

8.3.1

8.3 Course structure

8.3.1 Every course offered will have three components associated with the teaching-learning

process of the course, namely Lecture – L, Tutorial – T and Practical – P, where L stands

Lecture session. T stands Tutorial session consisting participatory discussion / self study/

desk work/ brief seminar presentations by students and such other novel methods that

make a student to absorb and assimilate more effectively the contents delivered in the

Lecture classes. P stands Practice session and it consists of Hands-on experience /

Laboratory Experiments / Field Studies / Case studies that equip students to acquire the

much required skill component. In terms of credits, every one hour session of L or T

amounts to 1 credit per semester and a minimum of two hour session of P amounts to

1 credit per semester, over a period of one semester of 16 weeks working days for

teaching-learning process. The total duration of a semester is 20 weeks inclusive of

semester-end examination.

BA Programme

Sem Core Electives Ability Enhancement Courses

DSC DSE GE SEC AECCCourse Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits

I DSC-1ADSC-2A EngKan/MIL

66

3 (2: 1: 0)3

-- -- -- -- -- -- Environmental Science

4

II DSC-1BDSC-2BEngKan/MIL

663

3 (2: 1: 0)

-- -- -- -- -- -- Indian Constitution

4

III DSC-1CDSC-2CEngKan/MIL

66

3 (2: 1: 0)3

-- -- -- -- SEC-1 (Computer Fundamentals)

2 Kan 2

IV DSC-1DDSC-2DEngKan/MIL

663

3 (2: 1: 0)

-- -- -- -- SEC-2(Soft Skill/MIL*)

2 Eng 2

V -- -- DSE-1ADSE-2A

66

GE-1 6 SEC-3 SEC-4

44

-- --

VI -- -- DSE-1BDSE-2B

66

GE-2 6 SEC-5SEC-6

44

-- --

Total 72 24 12 20 12

B Sc Programme

Semester Core Electives Ability Enhancement Courses

DSC DSE SEC AECC

Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits

I DSC-1A

DSC-2A

DSC-3A

666

-- -- -- -- Eng Kan / MIL

33

II DSC-1B

DSC-2B

DSC-3B

666

-- -- -- -- Eng Kan / MIL

33

III DSC-1CDSC-2C

DSC-3C

666

-- -- -- -- Eng Kan / MIL

33

IV DSC-1DDSC-2D

DSC-3D

666

-- -- -- -- Eng Kan / MIL

33

V -- -- DSE-1ADSE-2ADSE-3A

555

SEC-1SEC-2

22

Environmental Science 4

VI -- -- DSE-1BDSE-2BDSE-3B

555

SEC-3 2 Indian Constitution 4

Total 72 30 6 32

BCA Programme

Sem Core Electives Ability Enhancement Courses

DSC DSE SEC AECC

Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits

I DSC-1DSC-2DSC-3

6

66

-- -- -- -- EngKan/MIL

33

II DSC-4DSC-5DSC-6

666

-- -- -- -- EngKan/MIL

33

III DSC-7DSC-8DSC-9

666

-- -- EngKan/MIL

33

IV DSC-10DSC-11DSC-12

666

-- -- SEC-1 4 EngKan/MIL

33

V -- -- DSE-1DSE-2DSE-3

555

SEC-2 4 Environmental Science

4

VI -- -- DSE-4DSE-5 (Minor Project)

56

SEC-3 2 Indian Constitution

4

Total 72 26 10 32

B.Com Programme

Sem

Core Electives Ability Enhancement Courses

DSC DSE GE SEC AECC

Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits

I

DSC-1DSC-2DSC-3

EngKan/MIL

664

3 (2: 1: 0)3

-- -- -- -- -- --Environmental

Science4

II

DSC-4DSC-5DSC-6

EngKan/MIL

6643

3 (2: 1: 0)

-- -- -- -- -- --Indian

Constitution4

III

DSC-7DSC-8

EngKan/MIL

66

3 (2: 1: 0)3

-- -- -- -- SEC-1 4 Kan 2

IV

DSC-9DSC-10

EngKan/MIL

663

3 (2: 1: 0)

-- -- -- -- SEC-2 4 Eng 2

V -- --DSE-1ADSE-2A

66

GE-1 6 -- -- -- --

VI -- --DSE-1BDSE- 2B

66

GE-2 6SEC-3

4 -- --

Total 80 24 12 12 12

BBA Programme

Sem

Core Elective Ability Enhancement Courses

DSC DSE GE SEC AECC

Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits

IDSC-1 DSC-2

6 6

-- -- GE-1 4 -- -- Eng Kan/MIL

3 3

IIDSC-3 DSC-4

6 6

-- -- GE-2 4 -- -- Eng Kan/MIL

3 3

IIIDSC-5 DSC-6

6 6

-- -- -- -- -- -- Eng Kan/MIL

3 3

IVDSC-7 DSC-8

6 6

-- -- -- -- SEC-1 4 Eng Kan/MIL

3 3

VDSC-9

DSC-10 6 6

DSE-1 DSE-2

6 6

-- -- -- -- Environmental Science

4

VIDSC-11 DSC-12

6 6

DSE-3 DSE-4

6 6

-- -- -- -- Indian Constitution

4

Total 72 24 8 4 32

8.3.2 A course shall have either or all the three components. That means a course may have

only lecture component, or only practical component or combination of any two or all

the three components. The total credits earned by a student at the end of the semester

upon successfully completion the course is L + T + P. The credit pattern of the course is

indicated as L: T : P. If a course is of 2-6 credits then the different credit distribution

patterns in L : T : P format could be 5: 1: 0, 4: 1: 1, 4: 0: 2, 1: 1: 4, 0: 0: 6, 4: 0: 0, 3: 1:

0, 3: 0: 1,2: 0: 2, 0: 0: 4, 3: 0: 0, 2: 1: 0, 0: 0: 2, 2: 0: 0.The credit pattern for a course can

be decided by the respective BOS with the approval of Academic Council.

8.3.3 The concerned BOS will choose the convenient credit pattern for every course based on

the requirement as per UGC order D.O.No.F.1-1/2014 (Secy) 12 Nov 2014 and 20 Jan

2015. However, a course shall be of 3 to 6 credits and will be evaluated for 100 marks. A

course with less than 3 credits will be evaluated for 50 marks. For any other approved

course the evaluation method can be decided by the respective BOS.

8.3.4 A project work/Dissertation of 6 credits is termed as Minor Project and will be evaluated

for 100 marks. A project work/Dissertation may not be in accordance with the credit

pattern given in 8.3.2. Project guidance of 2/4 hours for a group of 4/5 students may be

treated as direct teaching hours in the credit pattern of 0: X: 0, 0: 0: X or 0: X: X as

recommended by the BOS with the approval of Academic Council.

9. Council

There shall be various Councils headed by the Principal, in order to optimize the use of

resources and talents, to avoid duplication of courses and for effective coordination of

CBCS programmes and to take decisions about the issues related to the College.

9.1 College Council consisting of HODs of all departments.

9.2 UG Council consisting of HODs of all UG departments.

The UG council w co-ordinate with the Controller of Examinations (COE) for the

smooth conduct of examinations. The Councils will meet at least twice in a semester.

9.3 Departmental Council consisting of all the teachers of the Department & COE.

9.3.1 The Departmental Council shall be responsible for admission to respective programmes

offered by the College including conduct of entrance tests, verification of records,

admission, and evaluation.

9.3.2 Courses (Core/Elective) are designed by faculty and approved by the Departmental

Council shall be placed before BOS for approval with necessary changes or

modifications.

9.3.3 Course teacher(s)/ Mentor offering a course will also be responsible for maintaining

attendance and performance sheets of all the students registered for the course.

9.3.4 Teacher(s) / Mentor offering a course will give the attendance and performance sheets

for C1 and C2 examinations to the Head of the Department who in turn consolidates all

such performance sheets of courses pertaining to the programmes offered by the

department and forward the same to be processed by the COE.

10. Student Advisor/ Mentor and programme coordinator

10.1 Student Advisor/ Mentor: Every student will have a member of faculty of the

Department as his/her student advisor. All teachers of the department shall function as

Student Advisors and will have more or less equal number of students. The Student

Advisor will advise the students in choosing Elective courses and offer all possible

student support services.

10.2 Programme co-ordinator: Head of the Department/ a nominated faculty member to co-

ordinate the mentor’s work and is responsible for the possible student support services in

the respective programme.

11. Conduct

Every student is required to observe discipline and decorum both inside and outside the

campus in accordance with the Autonomous College/ Department of Collegiate

Education/ University of Mysore Student Conduct Rules.

12. Scheme of Instruction

12.1 The minimum duration for completion of a UG Programme in any subject is 6 semesters.

The maximum period for completion is 12 semesters counting from first semester.

12.2 A candidate has to earn 140 credits, for successful completion of a UG programme in

accordance with the Sec 8.3. The 140 credits shall be earned by the candidate by

studying DSC/AECC/SEC/DSE/GE as specified in the Sec 20.14.1.

12.3 Only such candidates who register for prescribed credits for UG programme (8.3.1)with

successful completion of 140 credits in 6 semesters shall be considered for declaration of

ranks, medals and are eligible to apply for student fellowship, scholarship, freeships and

hostel facilities.

13. Course Registration

13.1 After admission to a Programme, a Registration Number will be assigned to every

student by the College.

13.2 Every student must register (in consultation with his/her advisor/mentor) for the courses

he/she intends to undergo in that semester by applying in the prescribed proforma in

triplicate (duly signed by the candidate, student advisor/mentor and the Programme co-

ordinator / HOD), within the prescribed date notified in the Academic Calendar.

13.3 Withdrawal from a course is permitted up to one week from the date of registration.

13.4 After registration, a student can drop an elective course agreed to earlier and can

substitute it by another elective course for valid reasons with the consent of the Student

Advisor, but before the prescribed date for withdrawal of courses provided that the

candidate will be able to fulfill the required minimum attendance in the substitute course.

Withdrawal from a course will not be permitted for those who undergo late registration.

Cancellation of a course (DSC/AECC/SEC/DSE/GE) may be permitted before the

conduct of C1 examination.

13.5 From the second semester onwards, registration for the courses will be done by students

on or before a specified date in consultation with their student advisor/mentor. A student

will become eligible for registration only if he/she has cleared all dues to the Institution,

during the previous semester.

13.6 The courses registered after withdrawal should enable the student to earn the prescribed

number of credits per semester for a UG programme as per 8.3.1

13.7 If a student is unable to attend any classes (DROPED all courses) of both odd and even

semester (discontinue the program), he/she is not eligible to get the re-admission to same

or other programme in the next academic year. However due to medical reason his/her

re-admission in the consecutive academic year may be considered with the approval of

College Council on producing the proper documents to support the reason for

discontinuation. This provision may be provided only once for a programme.

13.8 If a student attended C3 examination of I/III semester and DROPED all courses of II/IV

semester, he/she is not eligible to get the re-admission to same or other programme in the

consecutive academic year. However he/she may get the admission to II/III year (III/V

semester) in the consecutive academic year with the approval of College Council. This

provision may be provided only once for a programme.

13.9 Any breakup semesters (II /IV/ VI) can continue by the candidates after the completion

of the regular duration of the programme by registering the courses with the re-

admission.

13.10 Students re-admitted to any programme under Sec. 13.7, 13.8 and 13.9 (above three

sections) are not eligible to participate in sports/NSS/NCC/Selection of Student

Representative/any other extra-curricular activities.

14. Continuous Assessment

14.1 Assessment and evaluation processes happen in a continuous mode. However, for

reporting purposes, a semester is divided into 3 discrete components identified as C1,

C2, and C3.

14.2 The performance of a candidate in a course will be assessed with reference to 8.3.3 as

explained below.

14.2.1 The first component, C1 of assessment is for 15%. This will be based on test /

assignment/ attendance/ tutorial / viva voce and seminar. During the first half of the

semester, the first 50% of the syllabus will be completed. This shall be consolidated

during the 8th week of the semester.

14.2.2 The second component, C2 of assessment is for 15%. This will be based on test,

assignment /attendance/tutorial/viva/ and seminar. The continuous assessment and scores

of second half of the semester will be consolidated during the 15th week of the semester.

During the second half of the semester the remaining syllabus of the course will be

completed.

14.2.3 The outline for continuous assessment activities for C1 and C2 will be proposed by the

teacher(s) concerned before the commencement of the semester and will be discussed

and decided in the respective Departmental Council with the approval of BOS. The

students should be informed about the modalities well in advance. The evaluated

courses/assignments during C1 and C2 of assessment are immediately returned to the

candidates after obtaining acknowledgement in the register maintained by the concerned

teacher for this purpose.

14.2.4 If any course is designed with L: T: P credits pattern of X: 0: 2, Departmental Council

with the approval of BOS can conduct C1 with the continuous assessment through

practical record and C2 with the continuous assessment through practical record and a

test.

14.2.5 If any course is designed with L: T: P credits pattern of 0: 0: X, Departmental Council

with the approval of BOS can conduct only C2 with the continuous assessment through

practical record and a test.

14.2.6 During the 18th -20th week of the semester, a semester-end examination of 2/3 hours

duration shall be conducted for each course. This forms the third/final component of

assessment (C3) and the maximum marks for the final component will be 70% of the

marks assigned to the respective course according to Sec 8.3.3. However, candidate has

to apply for the C3 examination in the prescribed format with applicable fee to the

examination cell. If any candidate fails to apply within the specified date, he/she will not

be permitted to appear for C3 examination.

15. Attendance

15.1 The teacher handling a course shall be responsible for maintaining a record of

attendance of students who have registered for the course.

15.2 All faculty members shall intimate the Head of the Department at least seven calendar

days before the last instruction day in the semester the particulars of all students who

have less than 75% attendance in one or more courses. However any student who

participated in the marked events (i.e., at University / State / National level

NSS/NCC/Sports etc), the classes conducted in the duration actually participated shall be

excluded from the total number of classes conducted.

15.3 A candidate who has less than 75% attendance shall not be permitted to apply for the

end-semester examination in the course in which the shortfall exists.

15.4 The HOD shall announce the names of all students who will not be eligible to take the

end-semester examinations in the various courses and send a copy of the same to the

College office. Registrations of such students for those courses shall be treated as

cancelled. If the course is a core course, the candidate should register for and repeat the

course when it is offered next. If any candidate is willing to re-register a course after the

regular period of admitted programme, he has to re-admit to the programme by paying

prescribed fee with the approval of UG council.

16. Examination and Evaluation

16.1 Evaluation will be done on a continuous basis, three times during each semester. For the

purpose of uniformity, particularly for inter-departmental transfer of credits, there will be

a uniform procedure of examination to be adopted by all faculty members. There will be

two sessional components C1 and C2, and one end-semester examination, C3 for each

course during every semester.

16.2 C1 and C2 examinations (of one to two hours duration) may employ one or more

assessment tools such as objective tests, assignments, paper presentation, laboratory

work, etc suitable to the course. This requires an element of openness. The students are

to be informed in advance about the nature of assessment. A Student cannot repeat C1

and C2.

16.3 Provision of appeal for C1 and C2

16.3.1 If a candidate is not satisfied with the evaluation of C1 and C2 components, he/she can

approach the grievance cell with the written submission together with all facts, the

assignments, C1 and C2 written papers etc, which were evaluated. He/she can do so

before the specified date by the department. The grievance cell is empowered to revise

the marks if the case is genuine and is also empowered to levy penalty as prescribed by

the policy of the Autonomous College on the candidate, if his/her submission is found to

be baseless and unduly motivated. This cell may recommend for taking

disciplinary/corrective action on an evaluator if he/she is found guilty. The decision

taken by the grievance cell is final. For every programme there will be one grievance

cell. The composition of the grievance cell is as follows.

16.3.2 In case the evaluation of C1 and C2 components has found to be erratic, then such cases

shall be referred to the UG council to establish whether or not any valuer has been erratic

in his evaluation, and to recommend if the committee so desires, any punitive measures

in accordance with the parent University Rules and regulations .

16.4 There shall be one end semester examination C3 of duration and percentage of marks in

each course covering the entire syllabus prescribed for the course as in 16.6. The end

semester examination is normally a written / laboratory based examination. The duration

of the practical examination will be decided by the Departmental Committee with the

approval of BOS. Model question paper for each course has to be prepared by the teacher

and the same should be forwarded to the Head of the Department.

16.5 The C3 examination schedule will be prepared by the controller of examination in

consultation with the examination committee and to be displayed in the notice board at

least one week before the examination.

16.6 In case of a course with practical component or with only practical component, a

practical examination will be conducted with both internal and external examiners. A

candidate will be assessed on the following basis

UG

1. Principal / Controller/ Deputy Controller of Examinations

2. Head of the Department

3. One senior faculty member / subject expert of the other Department.

Scheme for Examination and Assessment

CreditsL:T:P

Percentage Maximum Marks in the Exam / Assessment

Exam Duration

Th Pr IA Th Pr IA Th Pr5: 1: 0 70 - 30 70 - 30 3h -4: 1: 1 50 20 30 70 70 30 3h 2h4: 0: 2 50 20 30 70 70 30 3h 3h1: 1: 4 - 70 30 - 70 30 - *0: 0: 6 - 70 30 - 70 30 - *4: 0: 0 70 - 30 70 - 30 3h -3: 1: 0 70 - 30 70 - 30 3h -3: 0: 1 50 20 30 70 70 30 3h 2h2: 0: 2 35 35 30 50 70 30 2h 3h0: 0: 4 - 70 30 - 70 30 - 3h3: 0: 0 70 - 30 70 - 30 3h -2: 1: 0 70 - 30 70 - 30 3h -0: 0: 2 - 70 30 - 70 30 - 3h2: 0: 0 70 - 30 70 - 30 3h -

* To be decided by concerned BOS .

16.7

16.8 Conduct of Examinations, indiscipline and malpractice at the examination center

As per the Conduct of Examinations - Reference manual for Head of Institutions and

Chief Superintendent issued by the parent university time to time.

16.9 Finally, awarding the grades should be completed latest by 24th week of the semester.

17. Question paper setting, coding, valuation and declaration of results

17.1 Constitution of Board of Examiners

Board of Studies shall nominate the Board of Examiners and consist of the following

members:

1. Head of the Department shall be the Chairperson of the Board.

2. Two/Three senior teachers in the Department on rotation.

3. Two/Three experts in the subject from universities/ other College.

Component Weightage

Knowledge of relevant processes 30%

Skills and operations involved 50%

Results / products including calculation and reporting 20%

(Number of members to be decided based on the number of question papers set by the

department)

17.2 Question paper setting

17.2.1 From the list of Examiners provided by the Board of Studies, Chairperson of BoE will

prepare a list of paper setters and examiners in each Course.

17.2.2 Question papers in two /three (for a course in which makeup examination to be

conducted) sets shall be set; one by the internal examiner and one/two by the external

examiner for a course. Whenever there are no sufficient internal examiners, the

chairperson of BoE shall get the question papers set by external examiners.

17.2.3 The papers will be scrutinized by Board of Examiners constituted for this purpose.

17.2.4 The paper setters in each paper will be provided with a copy of syllabus of respective

paper and model question paper.

17.2.5 The paper setters have to provide scheme of valuation along with the question paper of

the examination.

17.2.6 The Department has to provide model answers for the question papers of the

examination held and the same should be kept in the library for reference.

17.2.7 The board is responsible for proper scrutiny of question papers. In case, any question

paper is not in accordance with the scheme and syllabus, then such cases shall be referred

to the UG Council, and to recommend if the Committee so desires, penalty shall be

imposed in accordance with the parent University Rules and regulations.

17.3 Coding of answer scripts

Before valuation, all the answer scripts shall be coded using false numbers/bar-coding

with a separate false numbers/bar-coding for each paper.

17.4 Valuation

For UG, there shall be single valuation of the answer scripts at the College (Central

Valuation) with minimum 15% of the scripts shall be reviewed by chairperson / external

examiners.

Valued answer scripts with marks 90 and above shell also be reviewed.

17.5 Valuation of Minor/ Major Project / Dissertation and Viva-voce

Right from the initial stage of defining the problem, the candidate has to submit the

progress reports periodically and also present his/her progress in the form of seminars in

addition to the regular discussion with the guide. Components of evaluation are as

follows.

C1 Examination 15%

C2 Results of Work and Draft Report 15%

C3Concise Dissertation / Project Report 40% / 50%

Viva-voce 30% / 20%

Dissertation / project report will be valued jointly by the project supervisor and one

external examiner nominated by the Chairperson of BOE. Students may be asked to

make a presentation before the faculty members and students.

18. Photocopy of Answer scripts, Re-totaling and Re-valuation

18.1 A candidate, who desires to apply for Photo copy of his theory answer script of C3

examination, may do so by paying the prescribed fee and submitting prescribed

application directly to the COE within the date, as specified from time to time.

18.2 A candidate, who desires to apply for re-totaling and re-valuation of his only theory

answer script of C3 examination, may do so by paying the prescribed fee and by

submitting the prescribed application, along with the relevant original marks card to the

COE, within the date as notified from time to time by the College.

18.3 The re-totaling shall provide for checking whether all the answers have been valued and

whether the totaling is correct. In case any answer or part has not been valued, that part

may be referred to another valuer, and marks so awarded shall be added to the total. In

case there is any mistake in totaling or carryover of marks from the inside sheets to the

facing sheet, the COE may have it corrected with the approval of the Principal.

18.4 The revaluation shall be referred to second/third valuer (other than first/second) by the

Chairperson of BOE. If the revaluation is concerned to more than three courses in a

discipline BOE can carry out the revaluation.

18.5 The result of re-valuation shall be announced within 20 days from the last date fixed for

receipt of applications.

18.6 If the difference between the original marks and the revaluation marks does not exceed

20% of the maximum marks prescribed for that theory paper, the average of the two shall

be the final award.

18.7 If the difference between the original marks and the revaluation marks is more than 20%

of the maximum prescribed for that theory paper, such scripts shall be got valued by

BOE. The marks awarded by the BOE shall be the final award of marks and such scripts

should be preserved at the examination cell at least five years from the date of

examination.

18.8 In case where one or more answers are not valued by the original valuer, then the marks

awarded by the subsequent valuer, as far as these answers are concerned, shall be taken

as they are, without averaging with the marks of the other.

18.9 In cases where the difference between the original marks, first revaluation marks or/and

the second revaluation marks clearly indicate that a particular examiner has been erratic

in his/her valuation, then such cases shall be referred to the College Council to establish

whether or not any valuer has been erratic in his evaluation, and to recommend if the

committee so desires, any punitive measures in accordance with the parent University

Rules and regulations.

18.10 If there is a complaint of a serious nature of erratic or unfair valuation in any paper for a

group of candidates, the Principal may after a preliminary inquiry, order for special

valuation of the concerned group or entire set of candidates in the paper concerned. After

such special valuation, a random sample of 10% of the answer scripts, subject to a

minimum of 10, shall be referred for review.

18.11 The provision for gracing shall also apply to such candidates after re-totaling and

revaluation. However the grace marks shall be shown separately in marks ledger and not

in marks card.

19. Award of grace marks

19.1 Grace Marks shall be awarded to a Course [Theory/Practical/Viva-Voce/ Head of

Passing (Aggregate)] to a maximum of 2% per course, if, after gracing, the candidate

gets minimum prescribed marks in the Theory/Practical/Viva-Voce to get P grade in the

course. The added grace marks to any course(s) should be carried from the other

course(s) in which he/she secures higher than the minimum marks for P grade. The

maximum grace marks permissible in a C3 examination shall not exceed 6 marks.

19.2 A candidate shall be eligible to a maximum of 4% (Aggregate) grace marks in a course,

provided the candidate:

1. Appears for the entire examination (all courses);

2. He has not secured the required minimum for pass in only one course

[Theory/Practical/Viva-Voce/Head of Passing (Aggregate)] of the examination.

3. Passes the whole examination by such gracing; and

4. Gets the minimum prescribed marks in the Theory/Practical/Viva-Voce and Head

of Passing (Aggregate) to get grade P by such gracing.

20. Passing minimum

20.1 A candidate has to secure minimum P grade in a course (Grade points = 4 and 40% of

marks).

20.2 If a course with the credit pattern X : 0 : X (L : T : P), to secure P grade in each course

(theory and Practical put together) shall be 40% provided minimum marks in theory and

practical component shall be 30% excluding C1 and C2 component.

20.3 For a course with the credit pattern X : 0 : X (L : T : P), a candidate has to secure

minimum 30% in C1 and C2 put together and also individually in theory as well as in

Practical component to appear for C3 of the respective course.

20.4 In case a candidate secures less than 30% in C1 and C2 put together (Absent or secure

zero marks in C1 or C2), the candidate is said to have DROPPED the course, and such a

candidate is not allowed to appear for C3. This shall be declared by the COE before the

commencement of C3 examination.

20.5 In case a candidate secures less than 30% in C1 and C2 put together in any one

component (theory or practical) of a course with the credit pattern X : 0: X (L : T : P),

he/she cannot appear for the C3 of the component for which he/she is not eligible. The

candidate can re-register the course for the respective component (theory or practical)

when it is offered in consecutive semester. The marks secured in the other component

(theory or practical) will be retained.

20.6 In case a candidate secures less than 30% in C3 or absents for C3, the candidate is said

to have not completed the course and he/she may either opt to DROP the course or to

utilize PENDING option. The candidate has to give it in writing to the COE through

Head of the department within 10 days from the date of notification of final results. If

any candidate fails to give in writing within specified time, it is considered to be

PENDING option. The candidate with PENDING option shall complete C3 component

within double the duration of the programme, by re-appearing only for C3 component of

that course when it is offered next time in the department on payment of prescribed fee

and he / she carries the same marks awarded in C1 and C2.

20.7 In case the candidate secures less than 30% in C3, but his/her Grade G = 4, as per

section 21.1 below, then he/she may be declared to have been conditionally successful,

provided that such benefit of conditional clearance based on G = 4 shall not be available

for more than 8 credits for the entire programme of UG course. If a candidate is eligible

for more than one course, the course which has highest marks in C3 will be considered.

If the marks are equal, the following order shall be considered.

a) DSC

b) DSE

c) SEC

d) GE

e) Languages

f) Communication Language/ES

A student shall not utilize this benefit along with the Sec. 19 (grace marks).

20.8 In case a candidate secures more than 30% in C3 and G = 4, then he/she may choose

DROP/PENDING option. The candidate has to give it in writing to the COE through

Head of the department within 10 days from the date of notification of final results. If

candidate opt for the PENDING, he/she can re-appear only for C3 component within

double the duration of the programme, by paying prescribed fee and he / she carries the

same marks awarded in C1 and C2. In case he/she absent for re-appearing C3 or secures

lower grade than the earlier, earlier grade will be retained. This option can be utilized

one time for a course.

20.9 A candidate can re-appear for C3 of a course when the course is offered again by the

department by paying prescribed fee and he / she carries the same marks awarded in

C1and C2.

20.10 A candidate also has to re-register for the DROPPED course when the course is offered

again by the department if it is a DSC. The candidate may choose the same or an

alternate course in case the dropped course is other than DSC.

20.11 A candidate who is said to have DROPPED project work has to re-register for the same

subsequently within the stipulated period. The details of any dropped course will not

appear in the grade card.

20.12 The tentative / provisional grade card will be issued by the Principal at the end of every

semester indicating the courses completed successfully. This statement will not contain

the list of DROPPED courses.

20.13 Upon successful completion of UG programme a final grade card/Transcript consisting

of grades of all courses successfully completed by the candidate will be issued by the

Principal.

20.14 A candidate has to earn 140 credits, for successful completion of UG programme with a

distribution of credits for different courses as given in the following table.

20.14.1 UG Programme

Type of Course BA BBA/BCA BCom BSc

1 DSC 72 72 80 72

2 AECC 12 32 12 32

3 SEC 20 08 12 6

4 DSE 24 28 24 33

5 GE 12 - 12 -

Total 140 140 140 140

21. Separate/ Makeup Examination

21.1 In case of students who could not attend C1 or C2 due to medical reason or under

extraordinary circumstances or participating in marked events in Sports/NCC/NSS/any

other extracurricular activities (University / State / National level Sponsored by College)

by satisfying the conditions of Sec 15, a separate examination for C2 shall be conducted

before C3 examination. This separate examination can be considered equivalent to C1 or

C2.

21.2 In case of students who secure less than 30% in C1 and C2 put together by satisfying the

conditions of Sec 15, a makeup examination for C2 shall be conducted before C3

examination.

21.3 The candidate has to give it in writing to the Head of the Department for separate/

makeup examination of C2 within 5 days from the date of notification of results of C2

examination, by paying prescribed fee. However fee may be waived off for the students

who attended marked events in Sports/NCC/NSS/any other extracurricular activities.

21.4 Makeup examination (only for C3) shall be conducted only for V and VI semester in

case of UG.

21.5 The candidate has to give it in writing to COE through Head of the Department for

makeup examination of C3 within 5 days from the date of notification of results of that

semester, by paying prescribed fee.

21.6 The makeup examination schedule will be prepared by the Controller of Examination in

consultation with the Examination Committee and to be displayed in the notice board at

least 5 days before the examination.

21.7 7% (rounded to nearest number) of the maximum marks of that examination shall be

deducted from the secured marks in only makeup examination of C2 and C3.

21.8 A candidate applied for makeup examination of C3 can utilize the facilities provided in

Sec 18.

22. Marks and Grading

22.1 Numerical Grade (Grade points) and credit points earned by the candidate in the course

will be as given below.

Range of % of Marks

Grade Point (G)

Grade Credit Point (CP) = C × G

91 – 100 10 O (Outstanding) C × 1081 – 90 9 A+ (Excellent) C × 971 – 80 8 A (Very Good) C × 861 – 70 7 B+ (Good) C × 751 – 60 6 B (Above Average) C × 641 – 50 5 C (Average) C × 5

40 4 P (Pass) C × 40 – 39 0 F (Fail) C × 0Absent 0 Ab (Absent) C × 0

Where C is the credit value of the course.

22.2 Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)

Credit Points for the paper

(CP)=

No. of Credits assigned

for the Course ×

Grade Point secured

for that Course

SGPA indicates the performance of a student in a given Semester. SGPA is based on the

total credit points earned by the student in all the courses and the total number of credits

assigned to the courses/papers in a Semester.

Note: SGPA is computed only if the candidate passes in all the courses (gets a

minimum P grade in all the courses) of a semester.

SGPA of a semester =Total Credit Points in the Semester

Total Credits in that Semester

22.3 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)CGPA refers to the Cumulative Grade Point Average weighted across all the semesters.

CGPA is obtained by dividing the total number of credit points (CP) in all the semesters

by the total number of credits in all the Semesters. The final result at the end of all the

semesters is declared in the form of CGPA.

Note: CGPA is calculated only when the candidate passes in all the courses of all the

semesters.

CGPA =

n=6

∑ Total CP of nth Semestern= 1

n=6

∑ Total Credits of nth Semestern= 1

22.4 Classification of results

The final grade point to be awarded to the student is based on CGPA secured by the

candidate and is given as follows.

CGPA Qualitative Index

8.0 – 10.0 Distinction

6.0 – 7.9 First Class

5.0 – 5.9 Second Class

4.0 – 4.9 Successful

Equivalent/Overall percentage = 10 × (CGPA – 0.5)

(or said to be 50.05% in case CGPA = 5.55)

23. Grade CardThe Grade Card issued at the end of the semester to each student is as shown.

GRADE CARDCourse Course Title Credits Grade Grade Points Credit points Remarks

Semester ICourse 1 6 A 8 48Course 2 6 C 6 36Course 3 6 B+ 7 42Course 4 4 O 10 40Course 5 1 A 8 08

Total 23 174SGPA = 7.56Semester II

TotalSGPA =

Semester III

TotalSGPA =

Semester IV

TotalSGPA =

Semester V

Course Course Title Credits Grade Grade Points Credit points Remarks

TotalSGPA =

Semester VI

SGPA = CGPA = Overall percentage:

Discipline CGPA Equivalent PercentageDiscipline 1Discipline 2Discipline 3

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