1. Question papers received from the setters are scrutinized by a Committee appointed for the purpose (known as QP Scrutiny Committee) before the conduct of the End Semester Examinations. The duties of the board is to carry out the following
a) To check whether every question paper is as per norms with regard to equal coverage of questions from each unit.
b) To check the spelling and other errors.
c) To approve the question papers.
2. The question papers are typed, printed and copies made in the office of the COE. They are sealed and kept in the strong Room under the direct custody of the COE. The packed question papers are handed over to the Chief Superintendent of the Examination for the conduct of examinations on the previous day of examination, the relevant question papers are opened on the day of examination by the Chief Superintendent, half an hour before the commencement of examinations after getting the signature of the hall superintendents and ensuring the intactness of question paper covers.
3. The answer scripts are packed and sealed immediately after the examination for the session are over and handed over to the COE office.
4. Single external valuation for both UG and PG programs.
5. Evaluation of practical exam is made jointly by one internal and one external examiner recommended by the Head of the Department of the concerned department.
6. Moderation upto 3 to 5 marks maybe given to those students who fail to secure the aggregate passing minimum of 40% and 50% in UG and PG programs respectively on the recommendation of the Board of Examiners during passing board meeting.
7. Publication of results will be done soon after evaluation and verification of internal and external marks.
8. Markslists were printed in the COE office and distributed to the students soon after the publication of results.
9. Revaluation, Retotaling, and Instant exams were conducted and results published regularly.
10. Consolidated marksheets were also distributed if any student applied for it.