Question:- What is Grading System in Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU)?

GNDU Credit-Based Grading System

The Grading will follow Credit-Based System, the details of which are given below:
While undertaking the course work, the following terms are defined:
‘Course’ means a paper.
‘Credit’ means weightage assigned to a course
‘Grade’ means a letter grade assigned to a student on a 10 point scale.
‘Grade point’ means points assigned to a letter grade.
‘Semester Grade Point Average’ (SGPA) means weighted average of grades in a semester.

where are the grade points obtained by a student in the ith registered course and are the credits of the ith registered course, ‘n’ is the number of courses registered in all the semesters.
SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places, after rounding off the third decimal to the nearest second place integer decimal, hence 0.005 to be increased to 0.01
The student would be awarded a letter grade on a 10 point scale on the basis of his/her performance. Grades shall be awarded as per the following table:

GNDU Credit-Based Grading System  Assignments

In courses involving project report/ dissertation/thesis/case study/ status  report/training report/term report or any other such assignment, the candidate  shall be required to submit any such assignment, required in the partial fulfillment of the degree, by the 31st March of the last semester of the course, in which he/ she  is registered. The Principal/Head of the Institution may, however, give an extension  of one month after this date i.e., up to 30th April. Grant of further

Extension/Condonation of delay in receipt of such an assignment will be made and governed as per ordinances available in the Guru Nanak Dev University Calendar, Volume II in chapter VII or as amended by the University from time to time. Assignments shall be evaluated by a board of three examiners, as approved by the Board of Studies for the conduct of practical examination/viva voce etc.

GNDU Credit-Based Grading System  Discipline

Each student shall be under the control and discipline of the concerned institution. In case of any misconduct on the part of a student, the institution shall have a power to take disciplinary action against the defaulter, to the extent of cancellation of admission of the defaulting student from the rolls of the institution.

Minimum Credits and Minimum CGPA required for a degree

The credits for the courses in which a student has obtained ‘P’ (minimum passing grade for a course) grade or higher shall be counted as Credits earned by him/her. A student shall have to earn a minimum of such number of Credits as may be required for the award of a degree in a particular course/discipline. A student, who has obtained a minimum CGPA of 4 and earned a minimum number of Credits as per scheme as specified for the programme, shall be eligible for the award of the respective degree.

a) A student shall be required to maintain a minimum of 4 CGPA at the end of the final semester of his/her degree programme. If his/her CGPA falls below 4 at the end of final semester, the student will be declared as having failed in that particular year and will have to seek readmission in the odd semester of the particular year.

For Example: In three year UG programme, the candidate having failed in the (final) 6th semester will have to seek readmission in the 5th semester.

b) A student getting ‘F’ grade in any course will be treated as having failed in that course. If he/she fails in a course, he/she will have to repeat the course and will have to obtain at least ‘P’ grade in that course within the maximum period defined above in table 4 (IX) to complete the degree for that programme. A student who does not complete the programme of study within the minimum duration of the course of his/her study, or gets ‘F’ grade in any course shall not be eligible for any merit position/medal/award of the University.

Notes:

1. All such students who were admitted under the non-credit based system before the implementation of credit based evaluation and grading system will be governed under the prevalent respective Ordinances of non-credit based System
of examination till they pass such classes/courses.
2. The clauses which are not covered under these Common Ordinances be read with their respective Ordinances and other general rules.
3. Clauses relating to medium of instructions, duration of courses, eligibility, reappear etc. which have not been mentioned under the new Common Ordinances will remain the same as per the previous ordinances.

Source of Information: https://www.gnduadmissions.org/CampusAdmissions/pdf/jalandharprospectus23 pdf

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