Office of The Controller of Examinations (OCE)

Assessment and Evaluation

During a semester the student may be required to take the following tests and examinations for each course(s). Each instrument carries proportionate marks which are accumulated in total marks.

UMT is using Relative Grading Scheme, allowing the student to achieve a grade with respect to his / her ranking in the class. Students are formally evaluated by the resource person through different pedagogical assessment tools throughout the semester.

Any given method can be used to grade the student in Relative Grading Scheme

  • Normal, Bell-Shaped Curve
  • Distribution Gap Method
  • Standard Deviation

A wide range of assessment methods are available to resource persons to evaluate the level of knowledge and skills acquired by students in a particular subject. The following two methods are employed at UMT, generally known as sessional evaluation and final term.

A combination of the following may be employed constituting sessional evaluation:

  • Case Study
  • Presentation
  • Assignments
  • Quizzes
  • Class Participation
  • Attendence
  • Projects
  • Viva Voce (for lab courses)
  • Mid Term Exams
  • Final Term Exams

Evaluation

The final standing of each participant, in each course,is assessed through the mid-term examination, sessional work(presentations, assignments, quizzes, class attendance, participation,practical) and final examination at the end of each semester.

For Undergraduate Degree Program

Sr.No Category For Theoretical subjects (%) For Practical Subjects (%)
1 Assignments/Projects 20-35 40
2 Quizzes 15
3 Mid-Term Examinations 25-30
4 End-Term Examinations 40-50 60
Total 100 100

For Graduate Degree Programs

Sr.No Category For theoretical subjects(%)
1 Assignments/Project 25
2 Quizzes
3 Mid-Term Examinations 25
4 End-Term Examinations 50
Total 100

*Mid-Term and End-Term Examinations are mandatory for both Undergraduate and Graduate Programs.

A total of 100 marks are allocated to a course or a subject. These marks are normally assigned as per the following

Final Term Examination

A total of 100 marks are allocated to a course or a subject. These marks are normally assigned as per following 

Sessional work includes

  • Case Study
  • Presentation
  • Assignments
  • Quizzes
  • Class Participation
  • Attendence

End Term Exam (excluding project / internship / thesis etc.)

However, marks allocation or weightage may vary in some cases depending on the nature of the course or as deemed appropriate by the Resource Person.The Resource Person is supposed to announce the student’s sessional evaluation in the class and also display it on the notice board before the closing of classes.After classes are over, Final Term Examinations are conducted by the Office of Controller Examinations as per the date sheet.

Compiling Results

After the marking of the End-Term Papers, Respective Resource Persons shall initially compile the result by adding the marks secured by the participants in Sessional Work and End Term Examination to complete the course evaluation. The percentage of marks secured by a participant are then converted into letter grades.

Complete Award List/Result is duly signed by two authorities 1-Resource Person and 2-Chairperson/Dean

Signed result is submitted in Office of Controller Examinations (OCE) within three days of Exam conducted.

UMT has adopted Relative Grading method to grade its students.

The definition of letter grades and corresponding grade points is illustrated in the following table.

Current Grading Scheme
Letter GradesUndergraduate / Graduate Degree Programs
Grade Points
A+/A 4.0
A- 3.7
B+ 3.3
B 3.0
B- 2.7
C+ 2.3
C 2.0
C- 1.7
F 0.0
P (Pass) -
I (Incomplete) -
W (Withdrawal) -
SA (Short Attendance) -
S (Satisfactory) -
NC (Non Credit) -