STUDENT'S HAND BOOK : EXAMINATION

Examination 

Use of Unfair Means/Malpractices in Exams:

The following acts on the part of students during examination will be considered as acts of malpractice:
1. Carrying any paper, books or notes or chits with content related to subject of examination. 
2. Copying from any paper, book or notes.
3. Allowing any other candidate to copy from his answer book or found trying to copy from another student's answer sheet.
4. Having any written matter on the person (palm, leg, clothes, etc.) or on any item in his/her possession (e.g., calculator, scale, handkerchief, etc.)
5. Scribble on the question paper and/or pass on the same to some other examinee.
6. Write any appeal on the answer book for more marks.
7. Carrying mobile phones in examination hall.
8. Trying to cause disturbance to the fellow examinees and/or proceedings of the examination. 
9. Tearing off or spoiling the sheets in the answer book.
10. Destroying any evidence of malpractice. 
11. Attempting any act that disturbs the sanctity or confidentiality involved in the examination process.
12. Impersonation. 

The following penalties may be awarded in case a student is found to indulge in any act of malpractice:

Penalties for acts 1 to 7: 
Zero marks will be awarded in the subject in which the student was found to indulge in malpractice.

Penalties for acts 8 to 10:
Zero marks will be awarded in all the subjects for that particular sessional examination.

Penalties for acts 11 to 12:
The student will be detained from appearing in the end-semester examinations. 


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