INFORMATION HANDBOOK - Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha
INFORMATION HANDBOOK - Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha INFORMATION HANDBOOK - Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha
6. In marks memorandum, Internal Assessment & External Assessment will be shown separately. Revaluation Request for revaluation should be submitted with in one month after announcement of results. No request made after the deadline notified by the examination section will be entertained. The examiner appointed by the Vice Chancellor will evaluate the answer scripts. The fees for such revaluation for semester examination shall be Rs.125 per paper and annual examination shall be Rs.150. Improvement / Supplimentary Examination 1. Failed students must write their supplementary examinations when examination cycle comes, along with their regular semester examination. 2. All students are allowed to write examination for any number of passed papers of any semester to improve the marks. Promotion All students will be promoted to the next semester classes irrespective of their backlogs. Scholarship The student who fails in any Semester examination will not be eligible for scholarship for the next semester. However, for any one semester, students are exempted from this rule. In other words, students failed in a semester will be eligible for the scholarship, provided that they should have passed in all previous semester examinations. Rank, Prize & Medal Etc. For the purpose of award of medals, prizes, ranks and special awards etc., students must obtain more than 50% in aggregate in single attempt Classification of Division The results of successful candidates will be classified as indicated below on the basis of the aggregate marks obtained by them. 75 and above - Distinction 60 and above(Less than 75) - First Division 50 and above(Less than 60) - Second Division Between 50 - 35 - Third Division Less than 35 - Fail The Vidyapeetha is conducting examinations for the following sastras / modern subjects on regular and part time basis every year for the students admitted as per their choice. 1. Sahitya 2. Vyakarana 3. Phalita Jyotisha 4. Siddhanta Jyotisha 5. Advaita Vedanta 6.Visistadvaita Vedanta 7. Dvaita Vedanta 8. Nyaya 9. Siksha Sastra 10. Agama 11. Veda Bhashyam 12. Archakatva & Paurohitya 13. Yoga & Meditation 14. English Literature 15. Telugu Literature 16. Hindi Literature 17. Mathematics 18. History 19. Computer Sciences & Applications 20. Sabdabodha 32
Statement of the categories of documents in the Examination Section I. Vidwat Parishad (Academic Council): (i) Minutes approved by Vidwat Parishad II. Board of Studies file : Syllabus of all subjects duly approved by the Board of Studies. III. Files related to Conduct of Examination : (a) Files relating to 1 st , 3 nd , 5 rd semesters and 2 nd , 4 th & 6 th semesters. (i) Previous Question papers file (ii) Model question papers (if syllabus is changed) (iii) Register contains paper setters / paper evaluators for different courses under various sastras (iv) Approved rates list for paper setters / paper evaluators / moderators. (v) Correspondence files relating to the correspondence with paper evaluators / thesis assessment etc. (vi) Preparation of question papers in electronic form file (vii) Registers pertaining to list of evaluators / moderators / paper setters. (viii) Registers pertaining to marks of the students for various courses. (ix) Circular file (x) Courses for which examinations being conducted through regular system. a) Prak Shastri – 2 years b) Sastri – 3 years c) Acharya – 2 years d) M.A. in Sanskrit – 2 years (Sabdabodha systems & Language technology) e) Siksha Sastri – 1 year f) Siksha Acharya – 1 year g) Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) – 1 year h) Vidyavaridhi – 3 years (min.) and max. of 5 years i) Certificate course in Temple culture – 1 year j) Diploma in Temple culture – 1 year k) Certificate course in Archakatva & Pourohitya – 1 year l) Certificate course in Yoga – 1 year m) Diploma in Yoga – 1 year n) P.G. Diploma in Web Technology in Indian Languages – 1 year o) P.G. Diploma in Research Methodology & Manuscriptology–1Yr. p) Certificate course in Functional English 33
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6. In marks memorandum, Internal Assessment & External Assessment will be<br />
shown separately.<br />
Revaluation<br />
Request for revaluation should be submitted with in one month after<br />
announcement of results. No request made after the deadline notified by the<br />
examination section will be entertained. The examiner appointed by the Vice<br />
Chancellor will evaluate the answer scripts. The fees for such revaluation for<br />
semester examination shall be Rs.125 per paper and annual examination shall be<br />
Rs.150.<br />
Improvement / Supplimentary Examination<br />
1. Failed students must write their supplementary examinations when<br />
examination cycle comes, along with their regular semester examination.<br />
2. All students are allowed to write examination for any number of passed<br />
papers of any semester to improve the marks.<br />
Promotion<br />
All students will be promoted to the next semester classes irrespective of<br />
their backlogs.<br />
Scholarship<br />
The student who fails in any Semester examination will not be eligible for<br />
scholarship for the next semester. However, for any one semester, students are<br />
exempted from this rule. In other words, students failed in a semester will be eligible<br />
for the scholarship, provided that they should have passed in all previous semester<br />
examinations.<br />
Rank, Prize & Medal Etc.<br />
For the purpose of award of medals, prizes, ranks and special awards etc.,<br />
students must obtain more than 50% in aggregate in single attempt<br />
Classification of Division<br />
The results of successful candidates will be classified as indicated below on<br />
the basis of the aggregate marks obtained by them.<br />
75 and above - Distinction<br />
60 and above(Less than 75) - First Division<br />
50 and above(Less than 60) - Second Division<br />
Between 50 - 35 - Third Division<br />
Less than 35 - Fail<br />
The <strong>Vidyapeetha</strong> is conducting examinations for the following sastras /<br />
modern subjects on regular and part time basis every year for the students admitted<br />
as per their choice.<br />
1. Sahitya 2. Vyakarana 3. Phalita Jyotisha<br />
4. Siddhanta Jyotisha 5. Advaita Vedanta 6.Visistadvaita Vedanta<br />
7. Dvaita Vedanta 8. Nyaya 9. Siksha Sastra<br />
10. Agama 11. Veda Bhashyam 12. Archakatva & Paurohitya<br />
13. Yoga & Meditation 14. English Literature 15. Telugu Literature<br />
16. Hindi Literature 17. Mathematics 18. History<br />
19. Computer Sciences & Applications 20. Sabdabodha<br />
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