University Rules for B.B.A. Program

 

1.  Examination Pattern

 The weightage of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) and Semester End Evaluation (SEE) shall be respectively 50 and 50 per cent for each course.  

Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE): The continuous in-semester evaluation will be based upon a mid-semester examination, Quiz, Class Assignment, Home Assignment, Seminar, Presentation, Poster presentation, Case Study, Role Play, Statistical Report Analysis, Portfolio Building, or Field Assignment as per the requirement of the particular course. The instructor may design a unique continuous evaluation component following the assessment rubric of the course.     

Semester End Evaluation (SEE): The end semester evaluation will be based upon a written descriptive examination.   

Industrial Training: The Industrial training evaluation will be conducted through an observation-based internship report, Presentation and Viva-voce.

OJT/ Apprenticeship: The OJT/ Apprenticeship evaluation will be conducted through an observation-based internship report, Presentation and Viva-voce as well as evaluation submitted by the industry mentor.

Research-based Dissertation: The research-based dissertation will be evaluated through proposal presentation, report writing, attendance, the attitude of the student, final presentation, and viva voce.  The weightage of internal and external evaluation shall be respectively 50 and 50 percent for the research-based project.

 

2.  CCE and SEE Passing Criteria

The individual subject wise passing criteria for CCE and SEE shall be 40%. It is compulsory to clear the CCE and SEE to clear the particular subject. In case, if the student fails to clear either CCE and/or SEE, the credit of the subject will not be awarded.

 

3.  Eligibility for appearing Semester End Examination

Before the Semester End Examination, the principal will grant the term to the students, who are meeting the minimum requirements of attendance and CEE. These two criteria will serve as the basis for qualifying to appear in the Semester End Examination. 

• The minimum requirements of attendance are 75% in any given semester.
• The minimum requirement for CCE is that the student must have passed at least 3 subjects in that particular semester.

If any student fails to meet any of the above-mentioned criteria, he or she will not be granted the term. Their enrolment will be withdrawn from the current semester.  

 

4.  Academic Progression Rules

Promoting to Year	Promotion Eligibility to next year
Second Year (SY)	Minimum of 50% credits (22 credits) out of the total assigned FY credits (44 credits)
Third   Year (TY)	At least 80% credits (35 credits) cleared out of the total assigned First year credits + At least 60% credits (26 credits) cleared out of the total assigned Second year credits OR All courses of the first year cleared + At least 50% of credits (22 credits) cleared of the total assigned Second-year credits.
Fourth Year	All courses of First year cleared + At least 80% credits (35 credits) cleared out of the total assigned Second year credits + At least 60% credits (26 credits) cleared out of the total assigned Third year credits OR All courses of the First and second year cleared + At least 50% of credits (22 credits) cleared of the total assigned third-year credits

 

5.  Code of Conduct and Discipline for Students

 

1. Students shall cooperate with the staff members to create and maintain a learning atmosphere in the classrooms as well as on the campus.
2. Students shall attend the regular classes and the laboratory strictly as per the time table.
3. Students shall take their position in the classroom as soon as the bell rings and before the faculty enters in the classroom.
4. Students shall avoid unnecessary roaming around, wasting time, making unhealthy comments or causing chaos in the college premises.
5. All students must maintain strict discipline in the classroom, library and computer lab. Loitering in the corridor is not allowed during lectures. Sitting on corridors, playing games and causing disturbance to classes and office work, by any means will lead to monetary fine and/ or other punitive actions.
6. Negligence of the duty, misconduct, and misbehavior with the teaching/non-teaching staff or damage to the properties of the college by any means will be seriously noted and actions up to the dismissal of the student may be taken.
7. Students shall not use gutkha, pan or any type of tobacco on the campus and those who are resorting to such practices, shall face immediate punishment.
8. Students, without authorization of the principal/ teachers, shall not use lift/elevator for whatsoever reasons.
9. Students, without authorization of the principal, shall not claim to represent the college at any organizations of students or at any political or civic organizations whatsoever.
10. Students, without authorization of the principal/ teachers, shall not use smart board for whatsoever reasons. Playing games on smart board is strictly prohibited.
11. Students shall treat the college property with care and consideration. They shall not make any marks on the furniture or walls. Any damage or destruction of the college property shall be punishable individually and collectively. Damage to the college property by unidentified persons will also be treated seriously. It is the responsibility of whole group to identify the culprit or the mass fine and/or punishment may be considered.
12. Valid Identity Card is compulsory for all students when they are in campus. It is required for using library, computer lab and is necessary in the examination hall and for all college activities. It can be checked at random. Students must display I- card by wearing it in the neck.
13. Students can present their legitimate grievances to the principal personally or to the Staff members. Any other modes of protest shall be strictly avoided.
14. Students shall not form any clubs or associations without prior permission from the principal.
15. Students shall park their vehicles in the College campus in the area allotted for the same.
16. When the College students visit other institutions for competitions, etc., they shall show respect to the authorities concerned and shall refrain from any action that disturbs order.
17. Students shall extend courteous approach towards visitors or guests in the college premises.
18. College fees must be paid strictly as per the notice given. Normally it is within 10 (Ten) days from the beginning of the semester.
19. Our students are known for their cultured behavior and refined manners. This shall be reflected in their words and deeds in and out of the College. Rules are formal and must be strictly followed. However, from disciplined, well-mannered, good management students’ self -managed and self-disciplined behavior is expected.
20. Guidelines regarding usage of Mobile phones on campus: Unauthorized use of mobile phone/ Smart devices/ any other gadgets in college premises (class, corridors, library, laboratory, stairs, etc.) is strictly prohibited.
21. The unauthorized usage of mobile phone will attract confiscation and/ or monetary fine. The phone will remain in college custody for one month. In case of special need or in case of urgency of the mobile phone to the student college may consider to give the phone back to student on payment of fine of 500/- in first few days of the incidence. After first week till the end of the month fine charged would be 300/-.
22. During examination (External or Internal) if student is found with mobile/ Smart devices/ any other gadgets (even if in switched off mode) it will be considered misconduct during examination and punishment will be as per the university regulation.
23. College will not be responsible for damage etc. to mobiles confiscated as punishment from students. However, due care for identification and preservation will be taken.
24. Guidelines regarding attendance: All students shall report to the college before the beginning time of their first lecture.
25. Students shall take leave only for genuine reasons after submitting the leave applications in writing to the principal.
26. In case of illness, the principal shall be informed in writing immediately. Medical leave will be granted only with the proper medical certificate within three days of resuming the college.
27. Attendance in the classes is compulsory. Students are required to manage minimum 75% attendance. Those falling short of attendance requirement of 75% minimum will be treated as per B.B.A. (Hons) degree programme regulations and may not be allowed for the Mid Semester and/ or SEE.

 

Parental Co-operation:

Parents and guardians are expected to co-operate with the college authorities by enforcing regularity and discipline in their wards and motivating them to take interest in the college activities. Thereby they should help the college in developing the overall personality of students. Parents and guardians are welcome to the college to get the feedback report of their children.