Tentative result dates ,Remedial Exam Marking ,Promotion rules | DBATU online examination

Tentative result dates ,Remedial Exam Marking ,Promotion rules | DBATU online examination

Admin Enggsolution | 2021-02-24
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Tentative Result dates:

As per Previous Academic Calendar  , following were the scheduled dates

Declaration of Results of Odd semester

20 Feb 2021

Registration for photocopy of Answer Books

20 Feb 2021

25 Feb 2021

Declaration of Reevaluation Results

8 March 2021

Registration for remedial exam

8 March 2021

12 March 2021

Remedial Exam

13 March 2021

22 March 2021

But Now schedule is chaged due to covid conditions in Maharashtra.

But result will be tentatively available before 15 Mar 21 & Remedial Examinations will be tentatively in March last week / April first week

Marking System for Online Regular & Backlog Examination

For Engineering 

• The question paper will consist of 60 questions. Candidate need to solve 40 questions. Each question will carry 1.5 marks. The maximum marks allotted for each subject examination is 60 marks. 

• For pharmacy 

  The question paper will consist of 70 questions. Candidate need to solve 50 questions. Each question will carry 1.5 marks. The maximum marks allotted for each subject examination is 75 marks.

•   For Architecture

• The question paper will consist of 60 questions. Candidate need to solve 40 questions. Each question will carry 1.5 marks. The maximum marks allotted for each subject examination is 60 marks.

here is how marking scheme for a course is alloted 

1.Regular Examination

Assesments	20
Mid Semester Examination	20
End Semester Examination	60
Total	100

 

2.Backlog Examination

Assesments	20
Mid Semester Examination	20
Backlog Examination	60
Total	100

Online Examination Structure for regular examination 

Marks per Question	1.5
Number of Questions	60
Number of Questions to attempt	40
Maximum Marks	60

Online Examination Structure for backlog examination 

Marks per Question	1.5
Number of Questions	60
Number of Questions to attempt	40
Maximum Marks	60

 

Passing Criteria

STUDENTS ADMITTED BEFORE YEAR 2019-20 HAVE TO SCORE 40 % MARKS FROM COURSE  COMBINELY [ASSESMENT + MSE + ESE / SUPPLEMENTARY SHOULD BE 40].

FOR E.G : 

STUDENT A has 12 marks in assesment ; 10 marks in mid term then

12+10= 22.

for passing purpose he / she has to be score 40-22 = 18 marks in final exam.

As per current exam structure , each question has 1.5 marks each and no negetive marking therefore Student A has to attempt 15 correct questions.

For students who admitted from academic year 2019-20 , obtaining 20 marks in end semester examination is mandatory to clear the course.

Promotion Criteria for carryon

There is credit based system for carry on - promotion to next year for students.Promotion rules have become effective from 2019-20 for all students of B.Tech I,II , III & IVth year students.

A ] FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED DIRECTLY:

Students should clear 60 % of the total credits prescribed for first year B.Tech program for claiming promotion to second year.

For claiming promotion to third year , every student should clear 80% of total credits of I & II Year B.Tech considered together.

For claiming promotion to Fourth year , every student should clear 86% of total credits of I ,II & III Year B.Tech considered together.

B ] FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED LATERALLY:

Students should clear 60 % of the total credits prescribed for Second year B.Tech program for claiming promotion to third year.

Students should clear 80 % of the total credits prescribed for II & III year B.Tech program for claiming promotion to final year.

Following promotion rules become effective from the academic year 2019-20 for all diploma students

A ] FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED DIRECTLY:

Students should clear 60 % of the total credits prescribed for first year Diploma program for claiming promotion to second year.

For claiming promotion to Third year , every student should clear 80% of total credits of I & II Year diploma considered together.

B ] FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED LATERALLY:

Students should clear 60 % of the total credits prescribed for Second year for claiming promotion to third year.

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