The office of Controller of Examinations has started functioning since the conferment of autonomous status in 1978. The evaluation system is combination of Continuous Assessment components and Comprehensive Examinations for both Under Graduate and Post Graduate levels. Continuous Assessment Components for a semester include marks for attendance, skill innovative components with compulsory library work and two tests.

Comprehensive Examinations (Theory and practical) shall be conducted twice a year, in November/December and in April/May and assessed by internal and external examiners. Students having a minimum of 75% of attendance in theory / practical will be permitted to appear for comprehensive examinations in any semester. Students shall be permitted to appear for the practical examinations only with the submission of bonafide records. All failed candidates shall be governed by the regulations and syllabus in force at the time of their subsequent appearances.

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

To focus on Student Centric Education, the college has adopted Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) from the year 2002. This system is followed with a view to equip the students with the Transdisciplinary and multi-tasking skills.

Total credits to be earned to qualify for award of respective degrees by the students

Undergraduate Programmes   – 144 Credits

Postgraduate Programmes   – 94 Credits

MSc Software Systems (five year integrated)   – 238 Credits

CBCS with Out Come Based Education frame work incorporates Major Courses, Discipline Specific Elective Courses, Ability Enhancement Courses, Skill Enhancement Courses, Internship / Industrial Training and Project Work/ Innovation/ Start-Up.             A student centric learning and teaching methodology focussing to achieve stated objectives and outcomes of the course brings flexibility in learning and clarity among teachers and students. It helps the institution, to measure learning outcomes, to develop new skills and make students globally competitive. 

• Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) is followed with a view to equip the students with the Transdisciplinary and multi-tasking skills.

Total credits to be earned to qualify for award of respective degrees by the students:

Undergraduate Programmes   144 Credits

Postgraduate Programmes     94 Credits

MSc Software Systems (five year integrated)       238 Credits

• Attendance

The guidelines of attendance requirement issued by Bharathiar University is adopted by the College. 

A candidate will be permitted to appear for the Comprehensive Examinations in any semester if, secures not less than 75% of attendance in the total number of working days in the semester and has good progress and conduct.

1. His/Her conduct has been satisfactory
2. If the absence of a student in a semester exceeds 22 ½ days he / she will not be permitted to that semester examination. 

(The working days for a semester is 90 days). 

• Absence of a Student in a Semester above 22 ½ Days and Upto 45 days i.e., 23 to 45 Days

1. In case a student has been absent for more than 22 ½ days in a semester but less than or equal to 45 days, he/ she will not be presented to that semester examination. However that student will be permitted to go to the next semester wherein he/she has to compensate the previous semester’s lack of attendance. (That is the number of days of absence during both the semesters should not exceed 45 days). In such a case the student will be permitted to write both semester examinations at the end of that semester. 
2. If a student fails to compensate the loss of attendance during the next semester, i.e., the total number of days of absence of both the semesters put together exceeds 45 days he/she has to re – do the course by joining the previous semester as a fresh candidate. The continuous assessment marks earned by the student will have no value and he / she has to earn his/her continuous assessment marks afresh. 
3. The opportunity of carrying forward the lack of attendance is possible only once during the entire period of the course of study. This combination of lack of attendance can be done only between subsequent semesters. That is 1&2 or  2&3 or  3&4  or 4&5 or 5&6.  

• Absence of a Student in Semester Above 45 Days

1. If a student is absent for more than 45 days in any semester he /she will not be permitted to write that semester examination. Further he/she will not be permitted to go to the next semester since he/she can not compensate the loss of attendance in the next semester even if he/she attends 100% of the classes. In such case, that student has to re-do the programme by joining the semester during which the attendance was lost. For example, if a student has been absent for more than 45 days in second semester (Dec- May), he/ she has to join afresh in the next year (Dec -May) in the second semester.  
2. If a student has availed the opportunity to compensate once and lacks attendance in any of the subsequent semesters, he/she has to re-do that semester in the next year by joining as fresh candidate. For example if a student has to re-do the III semester ( July-Nov), he/she has to rejoin July – Nov session next year. 
3. If a student is absent for one or more hours in a session (Forenoon OR Afternoon), he/she will lose attendance for half – a- day. 

• Continuous assessment (CA)

Continuous Assessment Components for a semester include marks for attendance skill innovative components with compulsory library work and two tests.

• Comprehensive examination (CE)

Comprehensive Examinations (Theory and practical) shall be conducted twice a year, in November/December and in April/May and assessed by internal and external examiners. Students having a minimum of 75% of attendance in theory / practicals will be permitted to appear for comprehensive examinations in any semester. Students with minimum 75% of attendance in practical classes are eligible to submit their record note books and appear for both the CA and CE practical examinations. Students shall be permitted to appear for the practical examinations only with the submission of bonafide records. All failed candidates shall be governed by the regulations and syllabus in force at the time of their subsequent appearances.