Controller of Examinations
About CoE
Ensuring Every Result Reflects True Merit — The CoE Drives Transparency, Trust, and Academic Credibility.
Leadership
Controller of Examinations
Dr D. Kavitha
Controller of Examinations
23+
Years Teaching
10+
Years Research
40+
Research Papers
12+
M.Phil. Guided
Academic Regulations
Rules & Regulations
75% & above
A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory to appear for End Semester Examinations (ESE).
65% – 74%
Students with 65%–74% attendance may be permitted on medical grounds with condonation and payment of fees.
55% – 64%
Students with 55%–64% attendance cannot appear for current semester exams, but may continue with conditions and appear later upon meeting combined attendance requirements.
Below 55%
Students below 55% must discontinue and rejoin the same semester in the next academic year with approvals.
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Students must register for examinations within the stipulated time and ensure eligibility. Hall tickets must be obtained before exams and carried daily.
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Entry to the examination hall is strictly regulated, and candidates must adhere to timing protocols.
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Only blue or black ink pens are permitted. Electronic devices, unauthorised materials, and malpractice are strictly prohibited.
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Candidates must follow all instructions provided in answer booklets and maintain discipline within the examination hall.
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Strict silence must be maintained, and all answer scripts must be submitted before leaving. Violations may result in disciplinary action.
Malpractice during the CIA results in zero marks.
During End Semester Examinations, penalties range from cancellation of papers to suspension and debarment depending on the severity of the offence.
Serious violations such as impersonation, possession of electronic gadgets, threatening officials, or substance abuse may lead to expulsion, cancellation of results, or legal action.
The Examination Committee holds the authority to decide penalties, and its decision is final.
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Students may apply for revaluation or a photocopy of answer scripts within five working days of result publication.
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Revised marks are issued only if improvement is observed. Revaluation follows strict guidelines, including re-assessment if discrepancies exceed 15%.
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Results are typically communicated within 15 days.
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All examination-related updates are available on the college website and notice boards.
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Regular students receive additional communication, while no individual communication is provided for alumni.
CBCS Framework
Marks & Grades
The institution follows a structured grading system under CBCS:
| Grade | Classification | Mark Range |
|---|---|---|
| O | Outstanding | 90 – 100 |
| D+ | Excellent | 80 – 89 |
| D | Distinction | 75 – 79 |
| A+ | Very Good | 70 – 74 |
| A | Good | 60 – 69 |
| B | Average | 50 – 59 |
| C | Satisfactory (UG) | 40 – 49 |
| U | Reappear | Below threshold |
Final Classifications
CGPA 9+
CGPA 7.5+
CGPA 6.5+
CGPA 5.5+
Pass
GPA & CGPA
Grade Point Average (GPA) is calculated semester-wise, while Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) represents overall performance.
Digital Access
Student Login
CAMPES – Log in (campesportal.com)
Students can access examination-related services through the CAMPES portal: The portal provides access to results, internal marks, hall tickets, and academic records, ensuring transparency and ease of access.
Updated
Examination Schedule
Theory Time Table
Practical Time Table
Online Time Table
Graduation
Convocation
Degree Distribution
Convocation marks the successful completion of academic programmes. Following the convocation conducted by Bharathiar University, the college organises its own ceremony to distribute degree certificates.
How to Apply
Students must apply using the prescribed application form within the stipulated deadline to receive their certificates.