Statutes Governing B.Ed Examination
The course for the Bachelor of Education extends over a period of one academic year. Admission
to the course starts on 1st September every year and is completed by
30th October.
Vacations are observed according to UGC norms.
The annual examination for the degree of Bachelor of Education is held every year in
August or as may be fixed by the Vice-Chancellor / Controller of Examinations.
The exact date for the Final Practice of Teaching Examination is notified by the
Controller of Examinations in consultation with the Principal of the college.
The Examination is Open To:
Any person who:
- Has been on the rolls of an affiliated / constituent college for the academic year.
- Has his/her name submitted to the Controller of Examinations by the Principal of the college.
- Produces the following certificates signed by the Principal of the college:
- Certificate of good conduct and character.
- Certificate of having completed 75% attendance in each subject.
Attendance & Condonation Rules
- Any candidate who has participated in Inter-University Sports Tournaments or NSS activities may be treated as present during absence for a period not exceeding 15 working days in an academic year.
- The Principal of the college shall have the authority to condone shortage up to 5 lectures in exceptional cases only.
- Students falling short beyond 5 lectures and whose deficiency is not condoned shall not be permitted to appear in the annual examination. However, they may appear in the biannual / supplementary examination subject to the following conditions:
- They must remain on the rolls of the constituent college as regular students.
- They must attend 75% of lectures from the date of next classification or joining (whichever is earlier) up to the commencement of the supplementary examination.
- The number of lectures attended should not be less than the number by which they fell short.
- No condonation shall be allowed for deficiency in lectures for admission to the supplementary examination.