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A	Continuous & Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE)	30 marks
B	Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)	20 marks
C	Semester End Examination (SEE)	50 marks
	Total marks (A + B + C)	100 marks

However, the CIE components can also be increased from 50% up to 100% for some courses (depending on the requirements).

What does Continuous & Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) involve?

The Continuous & Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) component carries typically of 30% weightage. For 3-credit and 4-credit courses, four CCE parameters will be assessed. For a 2 credit course, it will be based on only two CCE parameters. The CCE parameters are evaluated throughout the entire duration of a semester. However, for some courses, this component can be increased further depending on the course requirements.

What is the minimum passing mark for CCE?

There is no minimum passing mark for CCE. However, in the CIE, the students have to score a minimum pass mark (it varies from 40% to 50% depending on the course).

What is the minimum passing mark for the Internal Assessment Test (IAT)?

There is no minimum passing mark for the IAT. However, in the CIE, the students have to score a minimum pass mark (it varies from 40% to 50% depending on the course).

What if a student does not submit CCE?

Zero marks will be awarded to that student.

Are there any internal assessments conducted by the University for the UG programmes?

For the UG programmes, two Internal Assessment Tests (IATs) are conducted in a semester. Each test will be for 20 marks. Of these two tests, the average scores will be considered. The average of the marks obtained in these two tests will be taken as the score for the IAT marks component.

Are there any internal assessments conducted by the University for the PG programme?

For the PG programme, two Internal Assessment Tests (IATs) are conducted in a semester. For a 3 or 4-credit course, each test will be for 20 marks. For a 2-credit course, each test will be for 10 marks. The average of the marks obtained in these two tests will be taken as the final score for the IAT marks component.

How are the marks tabulated for the Semester End Examinations (SEE)?

For undergraduate students, the SEE is conducted at the end of each semester, and it covers the entire syllabus. The examination is of 100 marks, and the total marks obtained (out of 100) is rescaled down to 50% of the total.

For postgraduate students, SEE are conducted at end of each semester. The exam covers the entire syllabus. For a 3 or 4-credit course, the examination is of 100 marks, and the total marks obtained (out of 100) rescaled down to 50% of the total. For a 2-credit course, the examination is conducted for 50 marks, and the total marks obtained is rescaled down to 50% of the total.

What is a make-up exam?

Make-up examination is an option given to those students who have appeared for the SEE, and failed in one or more courses in a semester. This is a second opportunity given to those students and it is allowed in the following year.

If I have a valid and convincing reason for not appearing for SEE, then do I get to attempt the make-up examination?

When are the supplementary examinations conducted?

For UG programmes, supplementary examinations (known as Summer Term examination) for the final semester students are conducted at the end of the academic year.

For PG programmes, supplementary examinations (known as Summer Term examination) for all preceding semester courses are conducted at the end of the 4th semester (at the end of the summer of that academic year).

If a student fails in a make-up examination, can he/she take another make-up examination?

Yes, he/she can take it in the following academic year.

What are the minimum passing marks in each course?

Undergraduate programmes

(B.COM, BBA & BA)

A minimum of 40% in SEE and a minimum aggregate (CCE + IAT + SEE) marks of 40

Undergraduate programmes

BCOM (ACCA), BCOM (CIMA)

A minimum of 50% in SEE and a minimum aggregate (CCE + IAT + SEE) marks of 40

Post Graduate programmes

A minimum of 50% in SEE and a minimum aggregate (CCE + IAT + SEE) marks of 50

Class Participation & Attendance

How many sessions are there in a working day? What is the attendance criteria?

Classes are held both fore-noon and post-noon.
For UG programmes and PG programmes, each session is of 1 hour duration. Attendance is taken at the beginning of each session.

Where can students view their attendance and progress report?

Each student is given a student login ID to access the Student ERP Portal. Faculty members update attendance daily, and also record CCE and IAT marks in the system. Students can check their attendance and progress report by accessing the University’s Student ERP Portal at any time.

Student Facilities and Resources

What are the library timings?

Students can use the library between 9.00 am to 5.30 pm.

Are there any provisions for scholarship?

Yes. Please visit the Scholarship page for more details.

What career support resources and placement guidance is available to students?

The Career Guidance and Placement Bureau functions across all academic departments and offers career placement assistance to the entire student community. The placement cell has tie-ups with reputed organizations to boost collaborations in research, to offer mutual benefits with regard to training needs and placement opportunities. These partnerships have led to the establishment of Centers of Excellence (COE) that offer students the latest skill-based industry training. The placement cell also supports a special division that promotes entrepreneurial ventures and innovative projects.

Whom do I contact for placements?

Placement-related queries may be sent to placements@cmr.edu.in.

What resources are available to international students?

A separate international students’ wing caters to these students’ needs, and offers assistance in the following areas.

Counselling to help students choose the right programme.
Assistance in completing registration formalities with FRRO and police.
Help in getting health insurance as well as registering with a nearby hospital to approach when medical assistance is needed.
Support in handling personal emergencies
Guidance for projects and internships

In addition, the International Students wing periodically conducts orientation sessions to acquaint students from abroad with Indian culture, way of life, tips on studying and living in India, and on-campus facilities. The University also hosts a cultural forum on November 17 every year to celebrate International Students’ Day.

For International Admissions Click here.

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