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Dr. S. Renuka working as Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Nizam College(A), Osmania University. She has completed M.Sc.(Mathematics) from Osmania University in 2003 and M.Phil., entitled "Numerical Techniques in Heat and Mass Transfer" from Osmania University in 2009. She received Ph.D degree in Mathematics with the title "Heat and Mass Transfer Problems in Viscous Flows" in May 2019 from Osmania University. Her area of specialization is Fluid Dynamics. She has attended various seminars and conferences at national and international levels and presented research papers. She has published five research papers in National and International Journals. F irst she worked in University College for Women, Koti on contract basis and joined the service as permanent faculty in Osmania University on 7th September 2013. She worked as In – charge Head, Department of Mathematics, Nizam College from June 2016 to June 2018. She worked as coordinator for Self-Defense Course from December 2019 to December 2020 and as Coordinator of Women Empowerment Cell, Nizam College from August 2020 to August 2021. She worked as Examination-Incharge from August 2021 to May 2022. Presently working as In – charge Head, Department of Mathematics, Nizam College and Controller of Examinations, Nizam College.

Exam Rules

NIZAM COLLEGE EXAMINATION BRANCH

The Examination Branch of Nizam College is one of the most significant branches which plans and monitors the examination and evaluation of the following UG courses. The PG courses examinations are planned by Examination Branch, Osmania University and conducted by the Examination branch, Nizam College.

  1. B.A. (English Medium-9, Telugu Medium-2)
  2. B.Com. (Regular-1, E-Commerce-1)
  3. B.Sc. (Physical Sciences-5, Biological Sciences-4)
  4. B.B.A. (Business Administration-1)
  5. All Add-on Certificate and Diploma Courses

Examination and Promotion Rules view in detail

75% attendance both in theory and practical courses (wherever applicable) is mandatory for candidates to be eligible to appear for the semester examination. All students who represent the College in inter-collegiate, inter-varsity, National and international competitions are eligible for attendance exemption of 8 weeks per year; that is, 4weeks per semester or the period of the competition, whichever is less.

Examinations for I, III and V semesters are held in November each year after 15 weeks of instruction. There are no detentions at the end of I, III and V semesters. However they have to register for examinations.

Examinations for II, IV & VI semesters are held in March-April each year after 15 weeks of instruction. There is detention system at the end of II and IV semesters.

Registration for Examination: All students undergoing regular courses of study have to register for every semester exam by paying the requisite exam fee, filling the examination form and obtaining the hall ticket before appearing for the said exam.

  1. At the end of II semester candidates, who do not have more than 50% backlog papers of the I and II semesters together will be promoted to III semester.
  2. At the end of IV semester candidates who do not have more than 25% backlog papers in all from I to IV semesters together, will be promoted to V semester.
  3. Along with the regular semester exams, backlogs of all the semesters will be conducted.

A Candidate’s promotion to subsequent semesters is subject to regular Attendance (75%), payment of fee (including exam fee), and good conduct.

Any student failing to clear dues such as College fees, hostel dues special fees, self-financing fees, etc., shall not be eligible for promotion. Even if a student is eligible for any kind of scholarship, he/she has to clear all the above dues by the time he/she appears for the examination of that academic year.

Every student is required to complete his/her course of study within 6 years from the date of admission, after which he/she will not be permitted to appear for any more examinations. The date of admission of a students admitted on transfer from other institutions will be notionally treated on par with his/her batch mates.

MODERATION RULES FOR U.G. EXAMINATIONSview in detail

If 30% of all the candidates appeared in a particular paper are not passed.

If 70% of the candidates appearing in a particular paper have not secured 55% and above marks.

If one of the above conditions is fulfilled but not the other, then ONE MODERATION can be applied. i.e.., 5% of the maximum marks of the paper are to be added to all the candidates.

That is, for…… 

0 – 50 		Maximum Marks Paper	-	3 Marks to be added
51 – 75 	Maximum Marks Paper	-	4 Marks to be added
76 & above      Maximum Marks Paper	-	5 Marks to be added

If both the above conditions are fulfilled, then TWO MODERATIONS can be applied. (The second moderation is same).

0 – 50 		Maximum Marks Paper	-	3 + 3 = 6 Marks to be added
51 – 75 	Maximum Marks Paper	-	4 + 4 = 8 Marks to be added
76 & above      Maximum Marks Paper	-	5 + 5 = 10 Marks to be added

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