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  • JNTU Hyderabad Examination and Evaluation System

    The University has evolved an innovative system of examination and evaluation procedure which is highly efficient and automated.

    “Electronic Distribution of Examination Question papers :

    The University examinations in all the affiliated colleges will be conducted by the University through its Nodal centres. In this procedure the question papers are randomly generated by the computers and they are stored in the electronic form duly encrypted. These encrypted soft copies are sent to the examination centres. These question papers can be
    decrypted by entering three levels of passwords. The final password will be issued by the university 30 minutes before the commencement of examination which will help the colleges to decrypt the question paper and print them at their centers. This gives full fool proof system and confidentiality.
    Electronic Distribution of Examination Question papers :
    The University examinations in all the affiliated colleges will be conducted by the University through its Nodal centres. In this procedure the question papers are randomly generated by the computers and they are stored in the electronic form duly encrypted. These encrypted soft copies are sent to the examination centres. These question papers can be decrypted by entering three levels of passwords. The final password will be issued by the university 30 minutes before the commencement of examination which will help the colleges to decrypt the question paper and print them at their centers. This gives full fool proof system and confidentiality.
    Online examination for Internal Evaluation :
    This University is looking for bringing continuous evaluation system of the students which is essential in technical education. This can be achieved through online quiz examinations. This year, on line examination is successfully implemented for the first time in all affiliated engineering colleges. According to this examination procedure, quiz examination will be conducted simultaneously in all the colleges affiliated to JNTU where papers will be generated by the computer from the question bank available online. This procedure helps to implement the continuous evaluation systems since the paper setting and evaluation is automated and also ensures uniform evaluation.
    Double Valuation System :
    In order to make evaluation system perfect and to do justice to all the students, ?Double valuation? system is introduced with effect from November, 2005 for all affiliated engineering colleges. According to this procedure each answer book will be evaluated independently by two examiners. These examiners will award the marks on different award lists without marking on the answer books. These two award lists will be compared by the Chief Examiner of the subject. If the difference between these two valuations is within the prescribed limits, the higher marks will be awarded to the student. If the differences are more than the prescribed limit the Chief Examiner will finalize the marks in consultation with the two examiners. The above examination procedure, make the foolproof examination and justified evaluation.

  • Eamcet ranks on July 16 2010

    Eamcet ranks on July 16

    The results of Intermediate Advanced Supplementary exams will be announced on June 28 and Eamcet ranks on July 16. Eamcet ranks will be determined by giving 25 per cent weightage for Inter marks.

    The Board of Intermediate Education will invite applications from students for revaluation and reverification of answer scripts immediately after the announcement of the Inter supplementary results.

    source : DC

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    The ranks for the 2010 Engineering, Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) will be declared by July 16.

    According to JNTU Vice-Chancellor D N Reddy, the results of the Intermediate supplementary examinations are expected around July 10. Marks in the Intermediate Public examination are given a weightage of 25% in the calculation of ranks in EAMCET.

    The EAMCET-2010 results were declared on June 16. The admission process will begin after the ranks are announced.

    About 88.7% of the aspirants from the Engineering stream were declared as qualified, while 93.7% aspirants qualified from the Medical stream. From the 3,16,083 aspirants who had taken the test for the Engineering stream, 2,80,396 were declared as qualified, while 47,936 students qualified from the 51,186 who took the test.

    Prof. D N Reddy also said that an additional 15,000 engineering seats would be available from this year onward, as the government has given the green signal for the setting up of 25 more engineering colleges.

    The JNTU VC firmly rejected pleas for a second shift in the engineering colleges.

    Prof. D N Reddy added that a grading system for all engineering colleges in the state would be announced after the admission process is complete.

    He also warned college managements of giving admission to more students than the prescribed number, and said that strict action would be taken against such colleges.

    source : INN News

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