EXAMINATIONS |
The
examinations to the candidates of Para Medical courses
shall be conducted by the Para Medical Board. The
Board examinations shall be conducted in accordance
with the scheme of examination drawn for each subject.
There
shall be two examinations in a year, i.e., Annual
and Supplementary Examinations and shall be conducted
by the Para Medical Board. Regular Internal assessment
will be conducted by the concerned colleges. The
Board examinations shall consist of written, practical
and viva examinations as specified in the scheme
of examination prescribed for each course.
The
internal assessment must be conducted by the concerned
colleges at least twice in a year and the marks
list containing the average of these two internal
assessment shall be submitted to the Board well
before the commencement of the Board examination
by the Principal of the concerned college. Internal
marks received after the stipulated date will not
be considered.
The
Member Secretary is empowered to appoint the qualified
examiners in respective subject for paper setting,
conduction of Practicals and other such required
personnel for smooth conduction of Examinations
in consultation with the Chairman of the Board.
The remuneration to all those who have been engaged
with the examination work shall be paid as fixed
by the Board from time to time.
ELIGIBILITY FOR TAKING EXAMINATION
Only such students who produces the certificate
from the Head of the Institution to the effect that
he/she has regularly and satisfactorily followed
the course of study by attending not less than 75%
of the classes held both in Theory and Practical
separately for each subject.
A student who has failed to complete all the prescribed
subjects of annual examinations (subjects of certificate
courses in case of S.S.L.C. passed students, 1st
and 2nd year subjects for Physiotherapy students
and subjects of Preliminary examinations for others)
will not be permitted to appear for the subsequent
annual examination of the course to which they are
admitted. However, they are allowed to attend the
classes of the subsequent year of their course,
provided they pass 50% of the subjects offered at
the annual examination to which they have appeared.
The candidate registered for the examination shall
appear for the examinations only at the centre assigned
for that Institution in which the candidate has
fulfilled his/her course requirement.
MODE OF REGISTRATION FOR EXAMINATION
A student can register for appearing Board examination
by filling up the prescribed application form issued
by the Para Medical Board. The application forms
will be issued to the concerned Institutions after
receiving the list of eligible candidates taking
up the examination in that college / institution.
Application of candidates who have paid the examination
and registration fee and whose application forms
duly certified by the Head of the concerned Institution
in respect of attendance etc., shall be considered
by the Board for registration for any examination.
Candidates who have passed the examination in parts
shall enclose attested copies of marks cards of
all the previous attempts along with the application
for registration.
Disciplinary action shall be taken against such
candidates who furnished false information in their
application form for registration.
MARKS FOR EXAMINATION & GRACE MARKS
Given in detail under Examination pattern of the
concerned subject.
10%
of the total marks allotted for each subject both
for theory and practical shall be the Internal Assessment
Marks wherever it exists.
Candidates securing 60% and above shall be declared
to have passed that examination in I Class and candidates
securing less than 60% and more than 50% shall be
declared to have passed that examination in II class
and less than 50% and above 40% shall be declared
to have passed that examination in pass class provided
the candidate passed the whole examination in I
attempt.
A candidate shall be declared to have passed the
examination in any subject if he/she secures in
aggregate 40% of the total marks prescribed for
the subject both in Theory and Practical examinations
and including the marks obtained in the Internal
Assessment. The candidate should secure separately
a minimum 35% of the marks in Theory and Practical
examinations conducted by the Board. The internal
assessment marks will only be considered to make
up 40% aggregate marks required for a pass in the
subject.
However, Theory paper carries 90 marks for which
passing marks shall be 31 and Theory paper carries
45 marks passing marks would be 16 marks
A candidate who appears in all the subjects, but
fails in one or more subjects gets exemption in
those subjects in which he/she passed and is eligible
to take up the examination for failed subject/s
in the subsequent supplementary or annual examination,
in part or as a whole at his/her option.
All the candidates who have appeared for the examination
are entitled for 1% of total marks as grace marks
for which student has appeared but not more than
2% for each subject. Theory and Practical is taken
as separate unit for grant of grace marks. The grace
marks shall be given to make up Theory and Practical
minimum or aggregate.
The
Marks given as grace should be deducted wherever
he/she has secured excess marks.
The
Board reserves the rights to grant grace marks in
addition to existing grace marks wherever necessary.
Internal
Assessment marks list of all the candidates appearing
for examination shall be furnished to the Board
on or before the date notified by the Board.
DATE OF EXAMINATION:
The dates for both theory and practical examinations
for annual/supplementary examinations shall be announced
by the Member Secretary of the Board after consulting
the Chairperson. The Member Secretary shall intimate
to the Heads of the Institutions regarding the date
of examinations at least one month prior to the
commencement of the examination. Under unavoidable
circumstances, the Board reserves the right to alter
the dates of any of examinations on prior intimation.
EXAMINATION FEE
Following are the prescribed fees for the examination
conducted by the Board. This is common to all the
courses for the time being and subject to revision
by the Board from time to time.
| Examination
Fee Common for All Courses |
Indian
Rupees (INR) |
| One
subject Rs. |
250/- |
| Two
subjects Rs. |
450/- |
| More
than two subjects & for all subjects Rs. |
850/- |
| Retotaling
per subject Rs. |
200/- |
| Examination
application fee Rs |
50/- |
| Late
fee Rs |
15/-
per day |
The Principals of Government and Private Institutions
shall collect the examination fees at the rates
mentioned above from the candidates and shall be
remitted on or before the prescribed date to the
Para Medical Board in the form of DD drawn in favour
of “The Chairman, Para Medical Board”.
The examination and penal fees once paid to the
Board will not be refunded or reserved or adjusted
for the next or subsequent examinations at any circumstances.
EXAMINATION CENTRE AND FEE
Examinations shall be held only at such centers
as the Board may decide from time to time, which
shall be announced before the last date of registration
for examination. Private Institutions desires of
having their college as examination centre shall
pay prescribed fee as fixed by the Board from time
to time to the Board as examination centre fee.
However, the authority to grant/decline an Institution
as centre for examination rests entirely with the
Board.
MALPRACTICE AND COMMITTEE
Any kind of malpractice in the examination will
be severely dealt with a punishment, which ranges
from debarring the candidate from writing the examination
or as decided by Malpractice Committee formed by
the Board.
Malpractice Committee
Principal,
BMC -- Chairperson
Director, Minto Hospital / -- Two Members
Physiotherapist, Victoria Hospital /
Senior medical faculty
PUBLICATION OF RESULTS:
Results of various Para Medical Courses approved
by the Board shall be published at the Office of
the Member Secretary of the Board and also in Government
and Private Para Medical Institutions for the information
of the students.
REVALUATION & RETOTALING OF MARKS
There will be no revaluation or provision to issue
the xerox copy of any answer books of any subjects.
However, a student can apply for re-totaling by
paying Rs. 200/- per subject (non refundable) to the Board in the
form of Demand Draft drawn in favour of "The
Chairman, Para Medical Board".
The valued answer scripts shall be preserved upto
six months or till the Board's next examination
and then destroyed.
Fees for Revaluation- Rs. 1000/- per subject (non refundable)
Xerox copy of answer script Rs. 300/- per subject (non refundable) &
R re-totaling fee Rs.200/- per subject (non refundable)
ISSUE OF MARKS CARD
Every candidate appeared for the Board's examination
will be issued Marks Card duly signed by the Chairperson
as well as the Member Secretary.
ISSUE OF DUPLICATE MARKS CARD
A duplicate Marks Card shall be issued to the candidate
making application through the Head of the respective
Institution in the prescribed form and on payment
of Rs. 300/- provided the Board is satisfied with
the explanation given by the candidate that the
original Marks Card has been lost or damaged and
the same is attested by the Head of the Institution
in which he / she has studied. Further, there is
no provision to issue the consolidated marks card.
The Application for duplicate marks card should
be accompanied by an affidavit certified by a Notary
/ Judge on a judicial stamp paper of Rs. 50/- with
a copy of acknowledgement obtained by the Police
station for having lodged the complaint about the
lost of the Marks card / Certificate.
DIPLOMA CERTIFICATES
Candidates shall be eligible to obtain their Diploma
Certificates directly from the Board only after:
1.
Successful completion of the prescribed Diploma
in Para Medical Course
2. Submission of the attested copies of the marks
cards of the previous examinations
3. Two passport size photographs of the candidate
4. Rs. 300/- as certificate fee per candidate payable
to the Board in the form of DD.
The Diploma Certificate will have the signatures
of the Chairperson and Member Secretary of the Para
Medical Board.
DUPLICATE CERTIFICATES
A duplicate certificate shall be issued to the candidates
making an application through the Head of the respective
Institution in the prescribed form and on payment
of Rs. 300/- provided the Board is satisfied with
the explanation given by the candidate that the
original Diploma certificate has been lost or damaged
and the same is attested by the Head of the Institution
in which he/she has studied.
The
application for a duplicate certificate should be
accompanied by an affidavit certified by a Notary
/ Judge on a Judicial stamp paper of Rs. 50/-. with
a copy of acknowledgement obtained from the Police
Station for having lodged the complaint about the
lost of the Marks card / Certificate.
ISSUE OF TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
There is no provision to issue Transfer Certificate
to any candidate who completes Diploma successfully
unless or otherwise he / she intends to persue higher
studies based on Diploma Certificate issued by this
Board.
