Hindustan Times (Lucknow)

LU changes pass % in UG courses

Grace marks up to maximum of 7 will be awarded to students by splitting them across papers

- HT Correspond­ent lkoreporte­rsdesk@hindustant­imes.com ▪

LUCKNOW:From this year, the pass percentage in individual papers for first year undergradu­ate students in Lucknow University will be 33% and aggregate pass percentage 36%.

In BA (Hons) the pass percentage in individual papers would be 36% and aggregate pass percentage 40%. To note, from this year, the LU has introduced semester system in UG courses.

A meeting of LU officials was held on Friday under vice chancellor, SP Singh to formulate modalities for examinatio­n reforms, with special reference to result preparatio­n for the newly admitted students in the current academic session (2018-19). It was decided that if required, grace marks up to a maximum of 7 would be awarded to students by splitting them across papers during the preparatio­n of results, said LU spokespers­on NK Pandey.

LUCKNOW: From this year, the pass percentage in individual papers for first year undergradu­ate students in Lucknow University will be 33% and aggregate pass percentage 36%.

In BA (Hons) the pass percentage in individual papers would be 36% and aggregate pass percentage 40%.

To note, from this year, the LU has introduced semester system in undergradu­ate courses.

A meeting of LU officials was held on Friday under vice chancellor, SP Singh to formulate modalities for examinatio­n reforms, with special reference to result preparatio­n for the newly admitted students in the current academic session (2018-19).

It was decided that if required, grace marks up to a maximum of 7 would be awarded to students by splitting them across papers during the preparatio­n of results, said LU spokespers­on NK Pandey , adding it was also decided that each paper for BA/B Sc/B Com would carry 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for continuous internal assessment.

To bring uniformity in all UG/PG courses, second division in all UG/PG courses would be awarded at 45% marks. Previously it was 48%, informed NK Pandey.

In profession­al courses like BBA/MBA/LLB/LLM/B Com (Hons)/B Ed/M Ed and BCA/ MCA , pass percentage in individual papers would be 40% and aggregate pass percentage 50%.

For UG/PG courses of the College of Arts and Crafts and B P Ed/ M P Ed, semester system has been introduced from the current session.

The pass percentage for individual papers for these courses would be 40% and aggregate pass percentage 50%.

“Those students who fail in both semesters I and II will not be promoted to semester III,” Pandey said.

To bring uniformity in postgradua­tion courses, the pass percentage of MSc would be 33% in individual papers and aggregate pass percentage 36%.

For syllabus and other guidelines for agricultur­al courses, a committee of experts from agricultur­al universiti­es and Indian Council for Agricultur­al Research (ICAR) would be constitute­d so that they may be upgraded from the next academic session, Pandey said.

He said the decisions were taken in the interest of the students, with the caveat that they needed to be passed by the appropriat­e academic bodies of the varsity through standard procedures.

The meeting was attended among others by the pro vice chancellor, deans of faculties, DSW, dean of College Developmen­t Council, director, Legal Cell, chief provost, controller of examinatio­ns and his team and registrar and his team.

FOR UG/PG COURSES OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND CRAFTS AND B P ED/ M P ED, SEMESTER SYSTEM HAS BEEN INTRODUCED FROM THE CURRENT SESSION

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