NOTICE - Schedule... · 2021. 2. 23. · B.A./B.Sc. 5th Semester 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM M.Sc. 3rd Semester 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM KOHIMA SCIENCE COLLEGE, JOTSOMA End Semester Examinations

KOHIMA SCIENCE COLLEGE, JOTSOMA

End Semester Examinations (ESE), January 2021 BA/BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem (Regulars & Repeaters)

MSc 3rd Sem (Regulars) 1

BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem (OLD COURSE - Repeaters)

MSc 1st and 3rd Sem (OLD COURSE - Repeaters)

Date: 16 November 2020

NOTICE

Consequent upon Principal’s Notification No. KSCAJ/ESTT-1/2020/ dated 04 November 2020, the

schedules for End Semester Examinations (ESE), January 2021, are hereby published.

See Annexure A for mode of theory examinations and necessary instructions.

The practical examinations will be conducted in online/offline/blended mode.

Summary of important events are given below.

1. BA/BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem (Regulars)

MSc 3rd Sem (Regulars)

Submission of application - Dates and details will be announced when the lists of

eligible candidates are published.

Practical Examinations - 14 – 22 December 2020

The respective departments will get in touch with the

students who have applied.

Theory Examinations - 07 January – 27 January 2021

Schedule enclosed.

2. BA/BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem (Repeaters)

Submission of application - 16 November – 02 December 2020 *

See Annexure B for details.

Practical Examinations - 14 – 22 December 2020



Theory Examinations - 07 January – 27 January 2021

Schedule enclosed.

1 MSc 1st Semester examinations for the current course for both repeaters and regulars will be held in March 2021 (tentatively).

3. BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem (OLD COURSE - Repeaters)

MSc 1st and 3rd Sem (OLD COURSE - Repeaters)

Submission of application - 16 November – 02 December 2020 *

See Annexure B for details.

Practical Examinations for - 18 – 22 January 2021



Theory Examinations for - 25 – 30 January 2021

Schedule will be published on 09 Dec. 2020

Enclosed:

1. ESE Jan 2021 schedule for BA/BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem (Regulars & Repeaters) and MSc 3rd

(Regulars).

2. Annexure A - Mode of examination and instructions to students

3. Annexure B - Information and instructions for applications

4. Annexure C - Instruction for online payment of fees through SB Collect

5. Annexure D - Information for intending repeaters

MR M N MURALI

Controller of Examinations

Call : 6009306830

WhatsApp : 6009307190

Email : [email protected]

* Late applications for repeaters will be accepted up to 07 Dec. 2020 with applicable fees, subject to getting necessary permission and instructions from the COE.

mailto:[email protected]

Date DayB.A./B.Sc. 1st Semester

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

B.A./B.Sc. 3rd Semester

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

B.A./B.Sc. 5th Semester

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

M.Sc. 3rd Semester

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

07/01/2021 Thu

Core 5

ANC 3.11 - Tribes & Peasants in India

BOC 3.11 - Anatomy of Angiosperms

CHC 3.11 - Inorganic Chemistry - II

CSC 3.11 - Object Oriented Programming in C++

ENC 3.11 - American Literature

GGC 3.11 - Economic Geography

GLC 3.11 - Igneous Petrology

MAC 3.11 - Theory of Real Functions

PHC 3.11 - Mathematical Physics - II

STC 3.11 - Sampling Distributions

ZOC 3.11 - Diversity of Chordates

08/01/2021 Fri

Core 09

MANC 3.11 - Human Genetics & Variation

MANC 3.31 - Urban Anthropology

MBOC 3.11 - Genetics, Cytogenetics & Plant Breeding

MCHC 3.11 - Inorganic Chemistry - III

MGLC 3.11 - Engineering Geology & Hydrogeology

MMAC 3.11 - Numerical Analysis

MPHC 3.11 - Embedded Systems: Introduction to microcontrollers

MZOC 3.11 - Parasitology

09/01/2021 Sat

Core 11

ANC 5.11 - Human Population Genetics

BOC 5.11 - Reproductive Biology of Angiosperms

CHC 5.11 - Organic Chemistry - IV

CSC 5.11 - Internet Technologies

ENC 5.11 - Women’s Writing

GGC 5.11 - Regional Geography of Northeast India

GLC 5.11 - Economic Geology

MAC 5.11 - Multivariate Calculus

PHC 5.11 - Quantum Mechanics & Applications

STC 5.11 - Stochastic Processes & Queuing Theory

ZOC 5.11 - Molecular Biology

10/01/2021 Sun

11/01/2021 Mon

Core 1

ANC 1.11 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology

BOC 1.11 - Phycology & Microbiology

CHC 1.11 - Inorganic Chemistry - I

CSC 1.11 - Programming Fundamentals Using C

ENC 1.11 - Indian Classical Literature

GGC 1.11 - Physical Geography

GLC 1.11 - Earth System Science

MAC 1.11 - Calculus

PHC 1.11 - Mathematical Physics

STC 1.11 - Descriptive Statistics & Probability Theory

ZOC 1.11 - Non-Chordates-I: Protista to Pseudocoelomates


End Semester Examinations (ESE), January 2021Theory Examination Schedule for BA/BSc 1st, 3rd, 5th Semesters and MSc 3rd Semester

1 Controller of Examinations


10:00 AM - 3:00 PM


10:00 AM - 3:00 PM


10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

M.Sc. 3rd Semester

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM



12/01/2021 Tue

Core 6

ANC 3.21 - Human Ecology: Biological & Cultural Dimensions

BOC 3.21 - Economic Botany

CHC 3.21 - Organic Chemistry - II

CSC 3.21 - Operating Systems

ENC 3.21 - Popular Literature

GGC 3.21 - Resource Geography

GLC 3.21 - Sedimentary Petrology

MAC 3.21 - Group Theory - I

PHC 3.21 - Thermal Physics

STC 3.21 - Survey Sampling & Indian Official Statistics

ZOC 3.21 - Physiology: Controlling & Coordinating Systems

13/01/2021 Wed

Core 10

MANC 3.21 - Human Growth, Development & Nutrition

MANC 3.41 - Ethnography: Theory & Methods

MBOC 3.21 - Plant Physiology

MCHC 3.21 - Physical Chemistry - IV

MGLC 3.21 - Economic & Ore Geology

MMAC 3.21 - Topology

MPHC 3.21 - Atomic & Molecular Spectroscopy

MZOC 3.21 - Techniques in Biology

14/01/2021 Thu

Core 12

ANC 5.21 - Anthropology in Practice

BOC 5.21 - Plant Physiology

CHC 5.21 - Physical Chemistry - V

CSC 5.21 - Theory of Computation

ENC 5.21 - British Literature: The Early 20th Century

GGC 5.21 - Regional Planning & Development

GLC 5.21 - Geomorphology

MAC 5.21 - Group Theory - II

PHC 5.21 - Solid State Physics

STC 5.21 - Statistical Computing Using C/C++Programming

ZOC 5.21 - Principles of Genetics

15/01/2021 Fri

Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course 1

ECA 1.11 - English Communication

TEA 1.11 - Tenyidie

16/01/2021 Sat

Skill Enhancement Course 1

ANS 3.11 - Tourism Anthropology

BOS 3.11 - Floriculture

CHS 3.11 - Fuel Chemistry

CSS 3.11 - HTML

ENS 3.11 - Creative Writing

MAS 3.11 - Logic & Sets

ZOS 3.11 - Apiculture

17/01/2021 Sun

18/01/2021 Mon

Discipline Specific Elective 01

MAND 3.11 (A) - Medical Genetics

MAND 3.31 (B) - Study of Monograph

MBOD 3.11 (A) - Plant Systematics

MCHD 3.11 - Analytical Chemistry & Catalysis

MGLD 3.11 (A) - Fuel Geology & Geochemistry

MMAD 3.11 - Classical Mechanics

MPHD 3.11 (A) - Condensed Matter Physics - II

MZOD 3.11 (B) - Fish Biology - I

MZOD 3.11 (D) - Entomology - I



10:00 AM - 3:00 PM


10:00 AM - 3:00 PM


10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

M.Sc. 3rd Semester

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM



19/01/2021 Tue


AND 5.11 - Sports & Nutritional Anthropology

BOD 5.11 - Plant Breeding

CHD 5.11 - Analytical Methods in Chemistry

CSD 5.11 - PHP Programming

END 5.11 - Literature Criticism

GGD 5.11 - Demography

GLD 5.11 - Exploration Geology

MAD 5.11 - Number Theory

PHD 5.11 - Classical Dynamics

STD 5.11 - Operations Research

ZOD 5.11 - Animal Behaviour & Chronobiology

20/01/2021 Wed

Core 2

ANC 1.21 - Introduction to Socio-Cultural Anthropology

BOC 1.21 - Biomolecules & Cell Biology

CHC 1.21 - Physical Chemistry - I

CSC 1.21 - Computer System Architecture

ENC 1.21 - European Classical Literature

GGC 1.21 - Geomorphology

GLC 1.21 - Mineral Science

MAC 1.21 - Algebra

PHC 1.21 - Mechanics

STC 1.21 - Calculus

ZOC 1.21 - Principles of Ecology

21/01/2021 Thu

Core 7

ANC 3.31 - Biological Diversity in Human Populations

BOC 3.31 - Genetics

CHC 3.31 - Physical Chemistry - III

CSC 3.11 - Computer Networks

ENC 3.31 - British Poetry & Drama (17th & 18th Centuries)

GGC 3.31 - Hydrology & Oceanography

GLC 3.31 - Palaeontology

MAC 3.31 - PDE & Systems of ODE

PHC 3.31 - Digital Systems & Applications

STC 3.31 - Mathematical Analysis

ZOC 3.31 - Fundamentals of Biochemistry

22/01/2021 Fri


MAND 3.21 (C) - Environmental Archaeology (Bio-archaeology)

MAND 3.41 (B) - Anthropological Theories

MBOD 3.21 (A) - Research Methodology & Biostatistics

MCHD 3.21 - Natural Products & Bioorganic Chemistry

MGLD 3.21 (A) - Geology of Northeast India

MMAD 3.21 - Tensor Analysis & Riemannian Geometry

MPHD 3.21 (A) - Astronomy & Astrophysics



10:00 AM - 3:00 PM


10:00 AM - 3:00 PM


10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

M.Sc. 3rd Semester

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM



23/01/2021 Sat


AND 5.21 - Anthropology of Health

BOD 5.21 - Natural Resource Management

CHD 5.21 - Green Chemistry

CSD 5.21 - Programming in Visual Basic

END 5.21 - Science Fiction & Detective Literature

GGD 5.21 - Social Geography

GLD 5.21 - Geology of Nagaland

MAD 5.21 - Boolean Algebra & Automata Theory

PHD 5.21 (A) - Nuclear & Particle Physics

PHD 5.21 (B) - Nanomaterials & Applications

STD 5.21 - Time Series Analysis

ZOD 5.21 - Reproductive Biology

24/01/2021 Sun

25/01/2021 Mon

Generic Elective 1

ANG 1.11 - Foundation of Physical Anthropology

BOG 1.11 - Biodiversity (Microbes, Algae, Fungi & Archegoniate)

CHG 1.11 - Conceptual Organic Chemistry

CSG 1.11 - Computer Fundamentals

ENG 1.11 - Academic Writing & Composition

GGG 1.11 - Introduction to Physical Geography

GLG 1.11 - Essentials of Geology

MAG 1.11 - Calculus

NCG 1.11 - NCC

PHG 1.11 - Mechanics

STG 1.11 - Statistical Methods

TNG 1.11 - Learning & Writing of Tenyidie

ZOG 1.11 - Aquatic Biology

26/01/2021 Tue

27/01/2021 Wed

Generic Elective 3

ANG 3.11 - Foundation of Archaeological Anthropology

BOG 3.11 - Plant Anatomy & Embryology

CHG 3.11 - Chemical Bonding, Transition Metals & Coordination

Chemistry

CSG 3.11 - HTML Programming

ENG 3.11 - Contemporary India: Women & Empowerment

GGG 3.11 - Geography of India

GLG 3.11 - Earth Resources

MAG 3.11 - Vectors & Analytical Geometry

NCG 3.11 (A) - NCC: Army Wing

NCG 3.11 (B) - NCC: Air Wing

PHG 3.11 - Elements Of Modern Physics

STG 3.11 - Basics of Statistical Inference

TNG 3.11 - Language & Work Culture of Tenyimia

ZOG 3.11 - Human Physiology

Note The examination schedule will not be changed in the event of any unexpected holiday. Due notice will be given in the case of unavoidable cancellation/postponement.


ANNEXURE A


End Semester Examinations (ESE), January 2021

Mode of theory examination and instructions to students

1. The theory examinations will be conducted online in open-book examination1 (OBE) format.

2. Requirements

- A good internet connection. The student should, therefore, station himself/herself in a

place suited for the purpose. Keep in mind that continuous internet connection, though

desirable, will not be required for the whole 5 hours of examination. Good connection will

be required at 10:00 AM for downloading the form/question paper. For those taking the

examination in Google Forms, they will require connectivity before they submit/turn in

the form by 11:30 AM. For answers in PDF, the students will require connectivity before

they submit/turn it in by 3:00 PM.

- A smartphone/computer device with internet connection.

- A scanning application in the smartphone or a conventional scanner.

- Stationery – white sheets of paper and pen to write answers.

2. Applicants will be invited to join respective Google Classrooms hosted by the Controller of

Examinations via their email IDs given in their applications.

3. BA/BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem and MSc 3rd Sem

Each examination will be in two parts:

Part A : Objective 20 questions 40 marks

Part B : Descriptive 05 questions 30 marks

In the respective class of Google Classroom, Part A will be given as a quiz assignment form and

Part B will be given as an assignment with attached PDF question paper. Both Parts will be posted

at 10:00 AM on the day of the examination.

Part A has to be turned/handed in by 11:30 AM after the quiz assignment form is filled in and

submitted.

1 In an open-book examination, the students can take their notes, books, resource materials like tables and charts and

even online references, instruments, calculators, etc, into an exam situation – in this case, the student’s own home or any safe and suitable place where he/she can concentrate. Open-book examinations test for more than just rote-learning and ability to replicate information. Instead, they test higher level of learning including ability to use knowledge gained, understanding, critical analysis, ability to express these into intelligent answers, etc. and questions in these examinations are set accordingly. For example, MCQs will not be limited to questions with one correct option, but a question may have multiple correct options which will all need to be ticked for the answer to be correct and graded. Students are advised to dispel general misconceptions about open-book examinations – that they are easier, that students do not need to study, that the more the materials the better, etc. In fact, the questions will be on a higher critical level, the student needs a deeper understanding of the subject, and unselectively stacking up on materials usually leads to more distractions and wastage of time during the examination.

ANNEXURE A

For Part B, refer the next point no. 4 below.

4. For taking an examination given as an assignment with attached PDF question paper:

- Download the PDF question paper.

- On a white sheet of paper (which will be the title page of your answer sheets), write name,

roll no., course code, course title only and clearly.

- Write the answers on white sheets of paper with pen in your own handwriting.

- Write the page number on top of every page.

- Do not write your roll no./name in any other page except in the title page.

Identifying yourself in any page other than the title page will be considered as resorting

to malpractice.

- You are advised to finish writing your answers before 2:00 PM so that you have sufficient

time to scan them, properly save & name the PDF, and turn it in the Google Classroom.

- Scan the answer sheets clearly using any scanner or scanning app as a single PDF file. It is

the responsibility of the examinee that the PDF file is clear, readable, and in order.

- Further, you are advised to keep the size of the file small (while maintaining quality) to

facilitate uploading in the event of slow internet connection.

- The name of the answer PDF file should be your Roll No. and the Course Code.

- Turn in the scanned answer in the Google Classroom by 3:00 PM.

For assistance you can refer:

https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/6020285?co=GENIE.Platform%3DA

ndroid&hl=en&oco=1

- Once you have turned in the answer PDF, avoid “unsubmitting” and submitting again. The

last submission time only will be taken into consideration.

5. Old Course BSc 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sem, and Old Course MSc 1st and 3rd Sem

Each examination will be of descriptive type with 5 questions, carrying 14 marks each, for a total

of 70 marks.

In the respective class of Google Classroom, the examination will be given as an assignment with

attached PDF question paper. It will be posted at 10:00 AM on the day of the examination and

has to be turned in by 3:00 PM. Follow the instructions in point no. 4 above.

6. Applicants will be invited to an optional mock exam some days prior to their respective scheduled

examinations.

7. In this format, you - the student - have an even greater responsibility in ensuring that the sanctity,

quality, and validity of the exam are maintained and achieved.

- Ensure that you are in an environment similar to that of an exam hall throughout the duration

of the exam.

https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/6020285?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en&oco=1

https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/6020285?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en&oco=1

ANNEXURE A

- Ensure that the answers are your own. Copying word for word from books and references is

plagiarism – a serious academic offense. This will be considered as resorting to malpractice in

the exam.

- During the exam, for any exam-related issue contact only the COE KSCJ –

Call 6009306830 (this number will not acknowledge SMSs) or SMS/WhatsApp 6009307190.

Other than that, no student is to make/send or receive calls, texts, emails, etc.

Under no circumstances, students are to contact other college faculty members during

exams.

- Any contact with a fellow examinee during the exam hours will be considered as resorting to

malpractice by both the participants in the communication.

Note At no time (before, during, or after exams), screenshots of exam Google Classroom and

information, documents, and forms posted therein are to be taken or shared.


ANNEXURE B



Information and instructions for applications

1. The links to the Google Forms for applications to the various examinations are given below:

BA/BSc 1st Sem (Regulars)

BA/BSc 3rd Sem (Regulars) To be given when the lists of eligible candidates

BA/BSc 5th Sem (Regulars) are published.

MSc 3rd Sem (Regulars))

BA/BSc 1st Sem (Repeaters) https://forms.gle/1K6TkwtMJL3yfcWM7

BA/BSc 3rd Sem (Repeaters) https://forms.gle/Ph8T1ZtsA4UJahyx7

BA/BSc 5th Sem (Repeaters) https://forms.gle/TemzSgYLKH5Z3qM88

BSc 1st, 3rd, 5th Sem (OLD COURSE) https://forms.gle/vHswU2PiizgzQ8nK6

MSc 1st, 3rd Sem (OLD COURSE) https://forms.gle/R4mTQbamN8URBY9u9

2. The fees to be paid are:

Regulars As published against the student in the list of eligible candidates.

Repeaters

`250/- centre fee

`100/- mark sheet

`50/- admit card

`150/- per paper (theory or practical) applied for

Calculate the total fee carefully and accurately.

3. The dates of application are as in the main Notice. Applications after the last date will be rejected.

Fees once paid will not be refunded.

https://forms.gle/1K6TkwtMJL3yfcWM7

https://forms.gle/Ph8T1ZtsA4UJahyx7

https://forms.gle/TemzSgYLKH5Z3qM88

https://forms.gle/vHswU2PiizgzQ8nK6

https://forms.gle/R4mTQbamN8URBY9u9

ANNEXURE B

4. The procedure for application is as follows:

- Make the correct fee payment online through SB Collect. See Annexure C for instructions.

- Save the receipt in your device. This has to be attached in the form.

- Repeaters are to keep in their device a copy of the mark sheet of the examination in which

the paper being applied for was held. This has to be attached in the form.

- Fill in the appropriate form and submit. Avoid sharing devices.

[ If you have to share a device, make sure to fill in and submit the form from different

respective email accounts. ]

- Ensure that phone numbers and email IDs entered are personal ones which you access

frequently. All necessary direct communications will be made through these. The college will

not be responsible if any important information is missed due to non-delivered emails.

- Once the form is submitted successfully, the application is complete.

- Admit cards will be issued along with mark sheets.

- Issue of mark sheet will be subject to verification of the fee payment.


ANNEXURE C



Instruction for online payment of fees through SB Collect

Students are to pay their examination fees online through SB Collect using ATM/Debit/Credit

Cards/Internet Banking. Do not use UPI.

The steps for making payment are given below:

Step 1 Go to https://www.onlinesbi.com/ and click on SB Collect.

Alternatively, click on the link https://www.onlinesbi.sbi/sbicollect/icollecthome.htm

Step 2 Click the check box I have read and accepted the terms and conditions stated above.

Then click Proceed.

Step 3 For State of Corporate/Institution, select Nagaland

For Type of Corporate/Institution, select Educational Institutions and click Go

Step 4 For Educational Institutions Name,

select CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATION KOHIMA SCIENCE COLLEGE and click Submit

Step 5 For Select Payment Category, click appropriate category

select EXAMINATIONS RELATED FEES.

Step 6 Fill up student details correctly.

For Payment for, select Examination fee (with correct programme and semester)

For Amount, enter correct amount.

Verify all the entries and click Submit.

Step 7 Verify details and click Confirm.

Step 8 Choose the appropriate payment mode and make the payment. Do not use UPI.

Step 9 Save the receipt in your device and upload it against the appropriate question in the

application Google Form.


https://www.onlinesbi.com/

https://www.onlinesbi.sbi/sbicollect/icollecthome.htm

ANNEXURE D



Information for intending repeaters

Arrear papers

• A candidate who has appeared in an earlier even semester examination conducted by the

college and has not cleared a paper in this examination is eligible to apply for the same

(provided he/she has not exhausted the maximum number of appearances possible in that

paper).

• A copy of the mark sheet of the examination in which the paper was held must be attached

in the application form.

• The application will be counted as an appearance in the paper applied for.

• Once the application is accepted, admit card will be issued, and the applicant is deemed to

have appeared the papers applied for regardless of whether he/she collects the admit card

or whether he/she is present for the examination.

Improvement of performance

• No application for improvement will be accepted for End Semester Examinations (ESE),

January 2021.

• A successful regular candidate of ESE November 2019 desirous of improving his/her

performance in any theory paper will be allowed one chance of repeating in the next

examination conducted on campus for odd semesters.


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NOTICE - Schedule... · 2021. 2. 23. · B.A./B.Sc. 5th Semester 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM M.Sc. 3rd Semester 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM KOHIMA SCIENCE COLLEGE, JOTSOMA End Semester Examinations