The Examination Section is headed by Registrar (Eval.) and assisted by four Special Officers. The examinations are conducted on semester basis and nearly 1,20,000 students (UG & PG) for each semester appear for the examinations. Theory and practical examinations for I, II and III, IV and V semesters have been conducted successfully during July 1999 and January 2001, respectively.

  To Summarize, an integrated systems approach has been evolved for the effective process of vast complicated examination data by computerisation. It is a matter of prestige to the university to provide timely and effective announcement of results, which is achieved for the last examinations with sincere and hard work by the staff of the Examination Section. The results were announced within thirty days from the last day of theory examination. The re-valuation results were announced with a record time of three weeks, after the announcement of main results.

The following are the number of students appeared for the January  2000 examinations.

Over view of Examination Section

The Computerised Examination System (CES) caters to the Universities having a Head Quarters with Regional offices, which controls number of colleges.

University’s primary responsibilities include co-ordering all activities of the engineering colleges like verification of students admitted to engineering curriculum, registration of students, enrolment of the students for examinations, setting up of time table, conduction of semester exams, evaluation and announcement of results.

Universities required a comprehensive Information Technology setup to address the above activities. The essential non-functional features of University were to announce results in a very short elapsed time.