VU 20% Rule for passing an Exam | Virtual University 20% Passing Rule

VU 20% Passing Rules Info With 4-Cases

VU 20% Rule for passing an Exam

Hr Subject ki percentage alg sy count hogi Overall Percentage matter nahi krti.

Dear student! Overall percentage matter nahi krti aap ky eek subject ki percentage matter krti hai ky kya oss mai percentage achi hai ya nahi or jiss subject ki percentage sai hogi vo passed ho ga or bad wli percentage mai supply ky chances hain. yani aap ko hr subject ki alg sy percentage nikalni hai or phir check krna hai ky passing rule apply hoga ya nahi. [VU 20% Rule ky CASE-4 mai hi bs pass hn skty hn.

VU Rule 20% ky according Mid-Exam ky eek subject mai 35% marks required hn, ossi subject ki assignment/quiz/gdb mai 13% marks required hn or ossi subject ky Final percentage 50% ho then vo subject pass ho ga [ye 20% rule hai].
OR
agr Mid mai kisi subject ki percentage 10% ya below 10% ya 0% bi ho then aap oss subject ky Final-Exam mai sai marks ly kr pass kr skty ho yani oss subject ky Finals mai atleast 75%-80% marks leny hn gy. [yani yitni percentage aap ki Mid-Exam mai kam hai too vohi aap ko Final-Exam mai recover krni hai]

Failed: jin students ny Mid-Exame nahi diye vo Final-Exam mai achi percentage leny ky bavujood Failed hn gy. yani MID Terms Exam Must hn Pass hony ky liye [Mid-Term ki attendance must hai]. OR agr Mid exams mai aap failed hn too Final mai achi percentage ly kr app oss subject ko pass kr skty hn.

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20% Rule for passing an Exam

There is requirement of passing a subject that one student should be consistent in his studies through out. Therefore you are required to get 20% marks in rest of the items like assignments, midterm, discussions etc and at least 20% in final exam. This will make you eligible to pass a subject and then if you secure marks more than 40% overall while fulfilling the 20% criteria first then you would be considered as pass.

Detail Information about VU-LMS 20% Passing Rule

20% Rule for passing an Exam
There is requirement of passing a subject that one student should be consistent in his studies through out. Therefore you are required to get 20% marks in rest of the items like assignments, midterm, discussions etc and at least 20% in final exam. This will make you eligible to pass a subject and then if you secure marks more than 40% overall while fulfilling the 20% criteria first then you would be considered as pass.
Marks distribution:
Assignment		Mid		Final Marks		Final Score
15%		35%		50%		100%
For passing a course you are required to get 20% marks overall in all items like assignments, discussions, midterm etc and at least 20% in final exam.
Rest marks = sum of all items like assignments, discussions, midterm etc
Rest Percent = sum of all items percentage like assignments, discussions, midterm etc.
Case 1: More than 20% in every Rest marks and Final marks but less then 40% in the Net score.
Assignment(%)	Midterm(%)	Rest Marks	Rest Percent	Final Marks(%)	Net Score	Status	Remarks
8	10	18	50	17	35	Fail	Due to less than 40% marks.
Case 2: Less than 20% in Rest marks.
Assignment(%)	Midterm(%)	Rest Marks	Rest Percent	Final Marks(%)	Net Score	Status	Remarks
3	4	7	50	35	42	Fail	Due to less than 20% marks.
Case 3: Less than 20% in Final marks.
Assignment(%)	Midterm(%)	Rest Marks	Rest Percent	Final Marks(%)	Net Score	Status	Remarks
13	24	37	50	8	0	Fail	Final marks less then 20%.
Case 4: More then 20% score in every discipline and fulfilling the requirement of getting the net final score more then 40%.
Assignment(%)	Midterm(%)	Rest Marks	Rest Percent	Final Marks(%)	Net Score	Status	Remarks
13	24	37	50	23	60	Pass	Final marks less then 20%.

In this post you can completely analyze that what is the minimum marks and percentage is required for passing a subject. In Case-4 of 20% Rule is applicable for PASS status. If you got 0% in Mid-term then a chance is available and you will got higher marks in Final-term and pass the particular subject BUT if you missed (absent) Mid-term exams then you are Failed either you got higher marks in Final. It mean Mid-Term exams are important.

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