Modes of Examination at Vidya University

Vidya University employs a multifaceted approach to assess student learning, incorporating a variety of examination methods to ensure a comprehensive evaluation.

Internal Examinations

• Purpose: To gauge students' initial understanding of the course material and to provide timely feedback for improvement.
• Format: Typically conducted as in-class tests, quizzes, or assignments.

Viva Voce

• Purpose: To assess students' oral communication skills, critical thinking, and ability to apply knowledge.
• Format: One-on-one oral examination with a faculty member.

Practical Assessments

• Purpose: To evaluate students' practical skills, problem-solving abilities, and application of theoretical knowledge.
• Format
  • Laboratory Experiments: Hands-on experiments to test practical skills and data analysis.
  • Projects: Independent or group projects to demonstrate research, design, and implementation skills.
  • Presentations: Oral presentations to showcase research findings, project outcomes, or critical analysis.

End-Semester Examinations

• Purpose: To assess students' overall learning and understanding of the course material.
• Format
  • Computer-Based Tests (CBT): Objective assessments conducted online, typically multiple-choice questions, true/false, or fill-in-the-blank.
  • Offline Subjective Tests (OST): Subjective assessments conducted offline, requiring written answers to open-ended questions, essays, or problem-solving tasks.

By combining these various modes of examination, Vidya University strives to provide a fair and comprehensive assessment of student learning, fostering academic excellence and preparing students for future challenges.