Re: ::: vuaskari.com ::: For passing a subject a student is required to meet the following two requirements

Thanks for the information but what cretaria is followed for MS students? In MS, there is no concept of MCQs even no MCQ in mid term and final exams. Totally theoratical papers, even numerical subjects also have theoratical questions. then what should we do? totally confuse.

On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 3:23 PM, Waqas Ahmed Tanoli <waqasahmedtanoli@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Student

You are advised to please read the all examples carefully.

For passing a subject a student is required to meet the following two requirements:

1. A student is required to obtain at least 20% marks in first half i.e. Assignments, Quizzes, Discussions and Midterm collectively and at least 20% in second half i.e. Final Term exam.

2. A student must secure at least 40% marks overall

A student will be considered as Pass in the subject if he/she fulfills the above two requirements.

Marks distribution:

Distribution of marks is according to the Grading Scheme defined by the academics. Student can view subject Grading Scheme in his VULMS account in "Course Website" heading.

Example:

If grading scheme is as

Assignments

Quizzes

GDBs

Midterm

Final Term

Net Score

10%

3%

2%

35%

50%

100%

According to the first requirement of 20% rule marks distribution is as under:

First Half

Second Half

Net Score

Assignments

Quizzes

GDBs

Midterm

Final Term

First Half + Second Half

10%

3%

2%

35%

50%

100%

First half marks = sum of all items marks like assignments, discussions, midterm, quizzes etc

Second half marks = Final term marks.

Case: 1

More than 20% marks in every half but less than 40% in the Net score.

First Half

First Half Marks out of 50

Second Half

Net Score out of 100

Status

Remarks

Assignments Marks out of 10

Quizzes Marks out of 3

GDBs Marks out of 2

Midterm Marks out of 35

Finalterm Marks out of 50

6

1

1

10

18

17

35

Fail

Due to less than 40% marks

Case 2:

Less than 20% marks in first half

First Half

First Half Marks out of 50

Second Half

Net Score out of 100

Status

Remarks

Assignments Marks out of 10

Quizzes Marks out of 3

GDBs Marks out of 2

Midterm Marks out of 35

Finalterm Marks out of 50

3

1

1

4

9

33

42

Fail

First half marks less than 20%

Case: 3

Less than 20% marks in second half

First Half

First Half Marks out of 50

Second Half

Net Score out of 100

Status

Remarks

Assignments Marks out of 10

Quizzes Marks out of 3

GDBs Marks out of 2

Midterm Marks out of 35

Finalterm Marks out of 50

9

2

2

24

37

8

45

Fail

First half marks less than 20%

Case: 4

More than 20% marks in every half and fulfilling the requirement of getting the overall marks more than 40%

First Half

First Half Marks out of 50

Second Half

Net Score out of 100

Status

Remarks

Assignments Marks out of 10

Quizzes Marks out of 3

GDBs Marks out of 2

Midterm Marks out of 35

Finalterm Marks out of 50

9

2

2

24

37

23

45

Pass

Fulfilling the all requirements

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