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			| Academic 
 
	
	
	The teaching 
	Programs of the Centre involves 
	
	
	M.A. degree in History 
	
	
	
 General Information…
 
		
		
		
		The M.A. degree will be awarded to 
		students who complete a total of 64 credits in a minimum of two years 
		taking four courses per Semester ( 4X4=16 credits). Each course will be 
		of 4 credits
		
		
		A Student may take three courses 
		(totaling to twelve credits) per semester from the Department of History 
		and therefore one course of four credits from any other department per 
		semester. In case a student wishes to take all courses from the 
		Department of History he/she may also do so.
		
		
		All courses are open to all students from 
		outside the department. Eligibility for registering for each course will 
		be decided by the departmental committee.
		
		
		For the students doing M.A. degree in 
		History the courses for divided into compulsory and optional. Every 
		student has to take one optional course and three compulsory in each 
		semester. Every student has to take one optional course in each semester 
		along with the three compulsory courses.  
	II. Evaluation 
		
		
		
		Each course will have 60% marks as 
		semester end examination and 40% marks for internal assessment.
		
		
		The student has to pass in the combined 
		total of internal assessment and semester end examination.
		
		
		In order to pass a student shall have to 
		get minimum 40% marks (E and above on grade point scale) in each course.
		
		
		The system of evaluation will be as 
		follows : Each assignment/test will be evaluated in terms of marks. The 
		marks for separate assignments and the final (semester end) examination 
		will be added together and then converted into a grade and later grade 
		point average. Results will be declared for each semester and the final 
		examination will give total marks, grades and grade point average. 
		
			
				| Marks | Grade | Grade Point |  
				| 100 to 75 | O: Outstanding | 06 |  
				| 74 to 65 | A : Very Good | 05 |  
				| 64 to 55 | B : Good | 04 |  
				| 54 to 50 | C : Average | 03 |  
				| 49 to 45 | D : Satisfactory | 02 |  
				| 44 to 40 | E : Pass | 01 |  
				| 39 to 0 | F : Fail | 00 |  
		
		
		
		If a student misses an internal 
		assessment examination he/she will have a second chance with the 
		permission of the teacher concerned. 
		
		
		Students who have failed for the entire 
		course may reappear at the semester-end exam. Their internal marks will 
		not change. They can also repeat during the 5th /the 6th semester 
		whichever is applicable. 
		
		
		The description for each of the grades 
		will be as follows:  
		
			
			
			O: 
			Outstanding :Excellent analysis of the topic 
			Accurate knowledge of the primary ( 75% and above) Material, wide 
			range of reading, logical development of ideas, Originality in 
			approaching the subject, neat and systematic organization of 
			content, elegant and lucid style.
			
			A: Very 
			Good :Excellent analysis of the topic. ( 65 to 74%) Accurate knowledge of 
			the primary material, acquaintance with Seminal publicatios, logical 
			development of ideas, neat and Systematic organization of content, 
			effective and clear Expression.
			
			B: Good 
			:Good analysis and treatment of the topic. ( 55 to 64 %) Basic 
			knowledge of the primary material, logical development of ideas, 
			neat and systematic organization cf content, effective and clear 
			expression.
			
			C: 
			Average :Some important points covered. ( 50to 54%) Basic knowledge of the 
			primary material, logical development of Ideas, neat and systematic 
			organization of content, good language
 or expression.
			
			D: 
			Satisfactory :Some point discussed ( 45 to 49%) basic knowledge of the Primary 
			material, some organization, acceptable language or Expression.
			
			E : Pass 
			:Any two of the above. ( 40 to 44%)
			
			F : Fail 
			: None of the above.
 
		The 
		Department runs full-time M.A. and M.Phil courses. A semester and credit 
		pattern is followed at the M.A. level. |  
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