A. First Year (Semester I and II): Not failing in more than 6 subjects of semester (I&II) together.
B. Second Year (Semester III and IV): Not failing in more than 3 subjects of semester (III & IV) together.
C. Third Year (Semester V and VI): Student, who has failed in nor more than 6 subjects, will be placed in RE-APPEAR category.
Such students will be permitted to re-appear in the failed subjects in the ensuing examinations and will have to clear the subjects securing minimum prescribed pass marks.
Ineligible Candidate:
Those candidates who, because of being ineligible to appear in any of the National Council Examinations, are detained in the same semester whether on account of shortage in attendance or for any other reasons will be required to repeat that semester as a regular student in the following year and may, if otherwise eligible and if so permitted, appear in the next semester examination.
Internal Assessment:
Theory: Institute will conduct 3 theory assessments:
A. The first after completion of around the 5th week of the program,
B. The second test after completion of 10th week of the program,
C. The third test after completion of 15th week of the program.
Practical :
Atleast minimum seven normal practical classes would be assessed, Such seven assessments would be done in the 4th, 6th, 8th, 10th, 12th, 14th and 16th week of the semester. 30% of Internal marks plus 70% of final term-end examination = Result is generated.
Eligibility for Admission to the Examination:
Rules indicate that a student must get minimum 75% attendance, Therefore it it very important that students must attend all classes and achiev a 100% attendance record.
No students for the three-year degree programme will be allowed to remain on the rolls of any institute for over a period of six years within which time he/she will have to qualify.
Students failing to do so will be relieved from their enrolment.
Non-Refund of Examination Fees:
Examination fees once paid shall not be refunded.
Amanuensis:
Amanuensis (writer) may be provided to a candidate if he/she is not in a position to write himself / herself subject to the discretion of the Superintendent of Examination, on the condition that no remuneration will be paid to such a writer by the Council and the writer will not be a person connected with the course, knowledgeable in the course or related to the student.
Minimum Pass Marks:
A candidate shall be declared to have passed the semester examination of a course, if the student has secured not less than:
a) 40% marks in each of the theory subjects; and
b) 50% marks in each of the practical, industrial training, research project, term work & research methodology.
Disqualification of Candidates due to Repeated Failure:
No person shall be allowed to remain a student in any class of any course affiliated to the NCHMCT, for a period longer than three academic years, irrespective of the number of examinations taken by him during these three academic years or irrespective of the cause of his/her not qualifying for promotion to the next higher class or as the case may be.
Diploma in Food Production / Diploma in Food & Beverage Service :
Craftsmanship Certificate Course in Food Production & Patisserie (1 ½ YEAR COURSE)
Students must clear all subjects within three academics years from the date of admission to qualify for award of diploma / certificate.
Craftsmanship Certificate Course in Food & Beverage Service (Six Months):
Students must clear all subjects within three academic sessions (Six Months each) from the date of admission to qualify for award of certificate.
Students are advised to refer to detailed examination rules on the website of the institute
