1) Semester System. The University shall adopt semester system, continuous 
evaluation and choice-based credit system for its Courses. The three year under
graduate Courses shall be divided into six semesters while the two year post 
graduation Course shall be divided into four semesters. One year post-graduate 
diploma courses shall be divided into two semesters. 
2) The concerned Board of Sports Studies shall  formulate the following :-  
a) Scheme of Study of a Course. 
b) Course Curriculum for each subject.  
c) Review of Course Curriculum of the contents of the course curriculum before 
the start of each academic session, if required. 
d) Number of Subjects to be taught in each undergraduate, post graduate and post 
graduate diploma courses. 
e) Lay down the weightage for Theoretical and Practical Study. 
f) Introduction of optional subjects in each Course along with Core subjects. 
5) The School Board may review and revise the Scheme of Study formulated by the 
Board of Sports Studies and shall recommend it to the Academic and Academic 
Council for approval. Changes suggested by the Board will  approved by the School 
Board 
6) Each subject shall be taught in two parts viz., Theory and Practical Training. The sub
division of marks for Theory and Practical of each subject will be decided by the Board 
of Sports Studies and approved by the concerned School Board.  
7) Pattern Of Question Paper 
a) Pattern of Question papers for the Mid Term Examination and End Term 
Examination shall be laid down by the Board of Sports studies of each 
department.  
b) Modalities for the Mid Term and End Term Practical Examination shall be 
given by the subject teacher with approval of the Head of the Department. 
c) The Continuous Evaluation shall be through theory or practical assignments 
given by the subject teacher. 
8)  Pass Percentage and Grace Marks: 
a) A student shall pass both theory and practical examination separately with at 
least 40 % marks in each subject. 
b) 1% of the total marks for all the subjects including practical part may be given 
as grace marks to a candidate who is failing in any subject of that semester.  
 The grace marks can also be split for more than one paper. Available grace 
marks to a candidate can also be given in re-appear paper. 
9) Re-Appear Examination: 
a) Re-appear examination of the 1st, 3rd, 5th will be held in the month of December 
along with end-term examination.  
b) Re-appear examination of the 2nd, 4th, 6th semester will be held in the month 
May along with regular examination.