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NOTIFICATION
No. F 3-37 D021138-2.- Chhattisgarh Private Universities Regulatory Commission, Raipur vide its Letter No. 775lPUl07/O&S/2015/l&57, D*ed 24-12-2021 has approved the New Ordinance No. 28 of O.P. Jindal University, O.P. Jindal Knowledge Pa*, Village-Punjipathar4 Tehsil-Gharghod4 Disaict-Raigarh (Chhattisgarh), Under Section 29(2) of Chhattisgarh Private Universities (Establishment & Operation) Act, 2005.
2. The State Govemment hereby gives its approval for notification ofthese Ordinance in Official Gazette. 3. The above Ordinance shall come into force from the date ofits publication in the official Gazette.
By order and in the name ofthe Govemor ofChhattisgarh,
BHWANESH YADAV, Secretary.
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OP JINDAL UNIVERSITY, RAIGAR.H (C. G.) ORDINANCE NO.28 POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT- TWO YEAR CERTIFICATE COURSE for Working Executives [Act Section 28[1) [b)& 29 tt)l
1. APPLICABILITY
i. The Postgraduate Programme Course in Management (2 year Certificate Course, in brief) shall be oftwo-year duration, and shall be designated as Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) for working executives.
ii. The certificate of Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) shall be awarded for various branches of Management, but not limited to, General Management, Marketing Management, Finance Management, Human Resources Management, Operations Management, Information Systems, Technology Management, Services and Entrepreneurship after successfui completion ofcourse.
iii. The studies and examinations of the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) course shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits eamed by the student and the certificate of Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) shall be awarded to a candidate who as per the provisions of this Ordinance has successfully completed the Course work and project-work within the prescribed time period.
2. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS
i. Candidate having Bachelor's Degree or equivalent with 50% tnarks in any discipline and minimum three-year post qualification work experience shall be eligible to apply for the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) programme. Candidates having a valid Management Aptitude Test score such as CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ State Entrance Test/OPJU Entrance Test as approved with minimum percentile fixed by the Academic Council would be given preference for admission to the EMBA (Working Executives) prograrxme.
Notwitlmtanding r.r,hat has been stated in above (2.i) regarding Management Aptitude tests, the candidates sponsored by organizations recognized by the University and applications oreign nationals received through proper udwa rmqe, Gqio l qr+0 zozz
channel may be considered for admission to the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) Programme without qualifuing such a test. Their admission sha11, however. be governed by tn'e regulations prescribed by the University for the purpose.
11r. The detailed Admission procedure shal1 be decided by the Academic Council of the University. The Guidelines issued by UGC/AlCTEiState Govemment, if any, shall be adhered to.
lv. The award of the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) Certificate shall be in accordance with the regulations ofthe University.
3. DURATION OF THE COURSE
i. The normal duration of the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) progmmme including project work shall be of four semesters. Candidates may be permitted to do their project work in his own or other industry and organizations approved by the University.
ii. The academic calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Dean of the School with the approval of Vice-Chancellor at the beginning ofeach year.
iii. The maximum duration available to a student for completion of Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) Course shall be of four years. The maximum duration ofthe course sha1l in-clude the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds ofleave permissible to a student, but it shall exclude the period ofrustication, ifany.
iv. At the beginning ofeach semester, every student shall have to register him / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar.
4. STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE
The subjects to be studied in different semesters of the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) course shall be as per the schemes approved by the concemed Boar.l of Srudics and Academic Council of the Urriversity.
CONDUCTION OF TIIE CLASSES
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weekends i.e. Saturday & Sunday for 8 hours on each day.
EXAMINATIONS
(D The University shall follow the system of continuous evaluation. The system of continuous evaluation consisting ofProgress Review Examination (PRE) and End Semester Examination (ESE) for assessing the students' performance during the prograflrme of study. Grading and final evaluation is done on the basis of quizzes, assignments, class participation, term papers and project work.
(iD The Progress Review Examination (PRE) consists of two components:
Teacher assessment (TA): It is based on quizzes, assi.gnments, class participation, unit test and project work.
b. Mid Semester Exam: It wiil be conducted for almost 50% of the course.
(iiD The End Semester Examination (ESE)
(iv) Duration for the Mid-Term and End -Term examination will be as follow:
| Exam | Maximum duration Minimum duration |
| Mid-Term | 2Hrs |
| End-Term | 3Hrs 2Hrs |
(v) The detailed examination scheme for End Semester Examination (ESE) as well as Progtess Review Examination (PRE) for all components ofthe curriculum shall be prcscribed by the Academic Council.
(vi) A student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean ofthe School due to any ofthe following reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action taken against the student. (b) On the recommendation of Dean of the School, if the performance in the Progress Review Examination (PRE) during the Semester hai been found unsatis lactory.
The University shall conduct htll examination at the end of each semester for the students. This cxamination wili also enable those students to appear in the theory / l lE (13)
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(viii) The teacher may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the Progress Review Examinatron, with the approval of the Vice Chancellor on recommendation of Dean of the School.
1 EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(r) BASIS OFMARJ$
(a). The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated with the component of the curriculum following the system of continuous' evaluation consisting of End Semester Examinations (ESE) and Progress Review Examinations (PRE). The maximum and minimum marks in the composite /fina1 result (ESE+ PRE) of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b). To pass (qualify) the particular curriculum a candidate has to score minimum marks in the composite result of that curriculum.
(ii) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a). One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be equal to one credit whereas two hours of contact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equal to one credit. Thus, Credit : {L + (T+Py2}. Credit in a subject shall be a whole number, not a fractional number.
If a credit in a subject turns out in fraction, then it shall be rounded off to nearest whole number.
(b). A candidate shall eam the credits allotted to a semester only when he/she passes the said semester.
(c). A candidate shall be eligible for the award of certificate of EMBA, only when he / she eams all the credits allotted to the course in which he / she has taken admission.
'8. ATTENDANCE
Candidates appearing for any semester exarninrtion are lequired to attend atleast 75 percent, provided that a shor-t lall in attendance up to 5Vo and a further 5% can be condoned by the Dean of the School and Vice-Chancellor of the University respectively for satisfactory reasons. Howerrer, under no condition, a canriidate who has an aggregate rlr (14) o-derrq rtqqe, fui{ l q-rE0 zorz
attendance ofless than 650/o in a semester shall be allowed to appear in the End Semester Examination.
g. PROMOTION TO HIGHER SEMESTER
A student shall be allowed to carry the backlogs of theoryipractical subjects of the preceding semester but hel she should complete the course within the stipulated duration as mentioned in clause (3) ofthe ordinance.
10. BREAKIN TIM PROGRAMME
Students may be permitted to take a break in the programme ONLY on medical / health grounds.
11. PROJECT WORKAND EVALUATION
(D Sponsored candidates from Organizations which have facilities for work in the area proposed may be permitted to carry out their project work in such organizations.
(ii) Candidates may also be permitted to cary out their project in other reputed Organizations with the approval ofDean of the School.
(iii) The evaluation of Project work shall be done as per the scheme laid down by the Academic Council in this regard.
o. CREDIT BASED GRADING sYsTEM
(0 Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits shall be recommended by the Board of Studies (BoS) and shall be approved by the Academic Council. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(iD Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter grade awarded to a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the End Semester Examination (ESE) and Progress Review Examination (PRE).
(iiD The letter gades to be used and their numerical equivalents (called the Grade Points) shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Colrncil for the PurPose'
(i The letter grades shall be awarded for each subject, theoretical or practical and for each module (component) ofthe curriculum separately.
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(v) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in a semester and reflects the performance of a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per the regr.rlations framed by the Academic Council.
(vi) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission to the certificate prograrnme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end of r'i' semester shall be calculated as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council.
(vii) To clear (pass) a particular subject the minimum required grade and grade point shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council from time to tirne in this regard.
(viii) A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject if he / she clear (pass) that subject.
(ir) For the award of certificate, a candidate should have secured minimum CGPA as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council from time to time in this regard.
(x) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination ofthe course shall show the CGPA eamed in the course. The CGPA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council from time to time in this regard.
13. GRADESHEET
The grade sheet issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record ofgrades obtained SGPA ofeach semester and the final CGPA.
14. FEES
Fee for the programme shall be decided by the Board of Management of the University with the approval of Chhattisgarh Private Univenity Regulatory Commission (CGPURC) m time to time.