Gurukrupa College of Management

Attendance is calculated separately for each subject/paper. The percentage is computed as:

Attendance % = (Classes Attended ÷ Total Classes Conducted) × 100

• Attendance is tracked for theory, practical, and tutorial classes separately.
• Medical leave or other approved leave does not automatically grant attendance.
• Attendance register is maintained by each faculty member and verified by the examination cell.

• Students with attendance between 65% – 74% may apply for condonation on medical or other genuine grounds.
• Condonation application must be submitted to the Principal within the stipulated date with supporting documents.
• Condonation is granted at the discretion of the Principal / BPUT — it is not a right.
• Students below 65% attendance are not eligible for condonation under any circumstances.

• Debarment from End-Semester Examination in the concerned subject(s).
• The student will be treated as absent and will receive zero marks for that paper.
• The student may have to repeat the semester/year as a back student.
• Scholarship eligibility and hostel facilities may be affected.

• Duration of each paper: 3 Hours
• Maximum marks: 70 marks per paper
• Questions include objective, short-answer, and long-answer type questions.
• Question papers are set and moderated by BPUT-appointed examiners.
• Answer scripts are evaluated by BPUT-approved evaluators.

• Admit card / Hall ticket is issued by BPUT through the college examination cell.
• Students must carry a valid Admit Card to the examination hall — entry without it is strictly prohibited.
• Admit card will only be issued to students who meet the minimum 75% attendance requirement.
• Any discrepancy in the admit card must be reported to the examination cell immediately.

In the 4th Semester, students are required to submit a research project (dissertation) and appear for a Viva-Voce examination as prescribed by BPUT.

• Project topic must be approved by the faculty guide and college.
• Project report must be submitted as per BPUT format guidelines.
• Viva-Voce is conducted by an external examiner appointed by BPUT.
• Plagiarism check is mandatory before submission of project report.

• A student who fails in one or more subjects is required to appear in the Back Paper Examination conducted by BPUT.
• Back examinations are conducted along with the regular semester exams of the next batch.
• Students must apply for back paper examinations within the stipulated date by filling the prescribed BPUT form through GCM's examination cell.
• A student may appear in a maximum of 2 attempts per back paper subject as permitted by BPUT norms.
• The marks obtained in the back paper are considered for the final result.

• Students who have passed all subjects may appear for Improvement Examination to improve their grade/percentage.
• Improvement is allowed in a maximum number of subjects as per BPUT policy.
• The higher of the two marks (original and improvement) is considered for the final transcript.
• Internal assessment marks from the original examination are retained for improvement attempts.

• Students may apply for re-checking (verification of marks totalling) within 15 days of result declaration.
• Re-evaluation (fresh evaluation of answer script) may also be applied for within the stipulated period.
• Applications for re-checking/re-evaluation must be submitted through GCM's examination cell to BPUT with the prescribed fee.
• The decision of the re-evaluation committee shall be final and binding.