The Global Open University Nagaland
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Regulations for Examination and Results
1. The Global Open University, Nagaland admits students in the Bachelor's (B.A., B.A. Hons., B.Sc., B.Sc. Hons., BBA, BCA, B.Com., B.Com. Hons., B.Lib. & I.Sc.) Degrees; Master's (M.A., M.Sc., MBA, MCA, M.Com., M.Lib. & I.Sc., LL.M.) Degrees and DCA, ADCA, PGDCA, DIT, ADIT, PGDIT courses under Distance Learning mode.
2. Every admitted student gets a permanent Roll Number mentioned in the Identity Card and in all types of correspondence between the student and the university.
3. The Examination Form is sent to all the admitted students for enabling them to appear in June and / or December Examination.
4. Those admitted in December / January Session are eligible to appear in the next June and December Examination if they are admitted in a degree programme where semester system is applicable. Those admitted in a degree programme where annual system is applicable, will be eligible to appear in next December Examination. Those who are not able to clear the examination in time may appear in the next examination.
5. Those admitted in June / July Session are eligible to appear in the next December and June Examination if they are admitted in a degree programme where semester system in applicable. Those admitted in a degree programme where annual system is applicable, will be eligible to appear in next June Examination. Those who are not able to clear the examination time may appear in the next examination.
6. All theoretical papers are of 100 marks. Out of this 30 marks are allocated for internal evaluation based on the progress made by the students. This evaluation is done on the basis of the Mini Project Reports (Assignments) of around 50 pages prepared by them on a particular topic based on all the subjects studied by them. All Mini Project Reports (Assignments) must be submitted by the students before filling up the Examination Form. The semester / annual examination will be for the remaining 70 marks to be conducted at selected examination centres.
7. The last date for the submission of filled up Examination Form along with the examination fee of Rs. 150 per paper is 30 April for June Examination and is 31 October for December Examination. The Examination Form may be downloaded from the website of the university www.nagaland.net.in
8. The Admit Card will be despatched to all the examinees for enabling them to appear at the allocated examination centres. If they do not receive the Admit Card in time, they may appear in the examination by showing their Identity Cards.
9. The Master's Thesis is to be submitted on a topic approved by the university. The Master's Thesis is to be prepared preferably under the supervision of a Guide having expert knowledge of the topic selected by the student. If no Guide is locally available, permission may be granted to go ahead without a Guide. The Master's Thesis in two copies (around 200 pages in A4 size paper) along with a CD containing the entire Master's Thesis must be submitted by the student two months before the final examination.
10. The results will be declared within 90 days after the examination. The minimum Passing Marks for each of the theory papers is 40% both in internal (assignments / mini project reports) as well as in external (semester / annual) examination. The minimum Passing Marks for the Master's Thesis is 50%. The aggregate Passing Marks will be 45% after adding the marks of all the papers completed by the examinees.
11. Those securing 45%, 60% and 75% will be declared Pass in Second Class, First Class and First Class with Distinction.
12. Examinees interested in getting their Answer Sheets re-evaluated may send a request along with a Re-Evaluation Fee of
Rs. 300 per paper within 15 days from the date of the declaration of results. If an Examinee gets higher marks in the
Re-Evaluation process, the same will be recorded in the tabulation records as well as in the Marks Sheet.
13. The Degree and the Marks Sheet(s) with Holograms of the university will be issued to all the successful candidates.
14. The admission of a student will be valid for first five years. If all the examinations are not cleared within this period, new registration will be required in order to continue as a student in the university.
15. Examinee must report in the examination hall 15 minutes before the commencement of the examination.
16. Examinee shall not be allowed to consult any form of written / electronic material, whatsoever, while writing on the Answer Sheet. If the Examinee is found to do so, the invigilator shall have every authority to seize all materials and the decision regarding the expulsion or any other action taken by the university will be final and binding on the Examinee.
17. Any form of misconduct on part of the Examinee shall result in the cancellation of the Examinee's paper.
18. If any Examinee is found to be under the influence of alcohol, while appearing for the examination, the invigilator will have the authority to disallow the Examinee from appearing for the entire / remaining examination.
19. The Examinees must return the Answer Sheet(s) after the completion of the time allotted for the said examination.
20. Smoking in the Examination Hall is strictly prohibited.
1. The Global Open University, Nagaland admits students in the Bachelor's (B.A., B.A. Hons., B.Sc., B.Sc. Hons., BBA, BCA, B.Com., B.Com. Hons., B.Lib. & I.Sc.) Degrees; Master's (M.A., M.Sc., MBA, MCA, M.Com., M.Lib. & I.Sc., LL.M.) Degrees and DCA, ADCA, PGDCA, DIT, ADIT, PGDIT courses under Distance Learning mode.
2. Every admitted student gets a permanent Roll Number mentioned in the Identity Card and in all types of correspondence between the student and the university.
3. The Examination Form is sent to all the admitted students for enabling them to appear in June and / or December Examination.
4. Those admitted in December / January Session are eligible to appear in the next June and December Examination if they are admitted in a degree programme where semester system is applicable. Those admitted in a degree programme where annual system is applicable, will be eligible to appear in next December Examination. Those who are not able to clear the examination in time may appear in the next examination.
5. Those admitted in June / July Session are eligible to appear in the next December and June Examination if they are admitted in a degree programme where semester system in applicable. Those admitted in a degree programme where annual system is applicable, will be eligible to appear in next June Examination. Those who are not able to clear the examination time may appear in the next examination.
6. All theoretical papers are of 100 marks. Out of this 30 marks are allocated for internal evaluation based on the progress made by the students. This evaluation is done on the basis of the Mini Project Reports (Assignments) of around 50 pages prepared by them on a particular topic based on all the subjects studied by them. All Mini Project Reports (Assignments) must be submitted by the students before filling up the Examination Form. The semester / annual examination will be for the remaining 70 marks to be conducted at selected examination centres.
7. The last date for the submission of filled up Examination Form along with the examination fee of Rs. 150 per paper is 30 April for June Examination and is 31 October for December Examination. The Examination Form may be downloaded from the website of the university www.nagaland.net.in
8. The Admit Card will be despatched to all the examinees for enabling them to appear at the allocated examination centres. If they do not receive the Admit Card in time, they may appear in the examination by showing their Identity Cards.
9. The Master's Thesis is to be submitted on a topic approved by the university. The Master's Thesis is to be prepared preferably under the supervision of a Guide having expert knowledge of the topic selected by the student. If no Guide is locally available, permission may be granted to go ahead without a Guide. The Master's Thesis in two copies (around 200 pages in A4 size paper) along with a CD containing the entire Master's Thesis must be submitted by the student two months before the final examination.
10. The results will be declared within 90 days after the examination. The minimum Passing Marks for each of the theory papers is 40% both in internal (assignments / mini project reports) as well as in external (semester / annual) examination. The minimum Passing Marks for the Master's Thesis is 50%. The aggregate Passing Marks will be 45% after adding the marks of all the papers completed by the examinees.
11. Those securing 45%, 60% and 75% will be declared Pass in Second Class, First Class and First Class with Distinction.
12. Examinees interested in getting their Answer Sheets re-evaluated may send a request along with a Re-Evaluation Fee of
Rs. 300 per paper within 15 days from the date of the declaration of results. If an Examinee gets higher marks in the
Re-Evaluation process, the same will be recorded in the tabulation records as well as in the Marks Sheet.
13. The Degree and the Marks Sheet(s) with Holograms of the university will be issued to all the successful candidates.
14. The admission of a student will be valid for first five years. If all the examinations are not cleared within this period, new registration will be required in order to continue as a student in the university.
15. Examinee must report in the examination hall 15 minutes before the commencement of the examination.
16. Examinee shall not be allowed to consult any form of written / electronic material, whatsoever, while writing on the Answer Sheet. If the Examinee is found to do so, the invigilator shall have every authority to seize all materials and the decision regarding the expulsion or any other action taken by the university will be final and binding on the Examinee.
17. Any form of misconduct on part of the Examinee shall result in the cancellation of the Examinee's paper.
18. If any Examinee is found to be under the influence of alcohol, while appearing for the examination, the invigilator will have the authority to disallow the Examinee from appearing for the entire / remaining examination.
19. The Examinees must return the Answer Sheet(s) after the completion of the time allotted for the said examination.
20. Smoking in the Examination Hall is strictly prohibited.
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