All the students shall comply with college Rules and Regulations. Regular and punctual attendance of lectures, demonstrations, seminars, practicals, laboratory work, clinical demonstrations, class and term examinations etc. is compulsory.

A) ATTENDANCE

       Each Student Must Attend

i) 75 percent of the full course of lectures delivered in each subject and

ii) 75 percent of the full course of clinical demonstrations and/or practical held, separately in each of the subjects in which he/she is to be examined for the university examination. Students who do not achieve the requisite attendance and whose progress and conduct are not considered satisfactory are liable to be disallowed to appear for the University examination as per University rules

iii) Students who remain absent from class/clinics/practical without prior written permission of the teacher in-charge/Principal will be liable to be fined Rs. 50/- per absence of class/clinic/practical.

iv) Leave of absence from individual classes must be taken from the respective Head of the Departments. However, leave for the whole day or more days must be taken from the principal. Students taking the leave are required to make up for the time missed in summer/winter vacations. In case of illness, a medical certificate from treating qualified doctor must be submitted immediately, failing which the absence from classes shall be treated unauthorized.

B) EVALUATION /EXAMINATIONS

1. Evaluation is a continuous process, which is based upon criteria developed by the Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Faridkot as per syllabus/regulations of the University with certain objectives to assess the performance of the learner. This also indirectly helps in the measurement of effectiveness and quality of the concerned BDS programme.

2. Examination/Evaluation is achieved by two processes

Methods of Evaluation: Evaluation is achieved by the following tested methods

1. Written Test
2. Practical Examinations
3. Clinical Examination
4. Viva Voce

     i) Attendance in classes, class tests, term examinations and marks obtained at these examinations will be taken into consideration in assessing at the academic progress of a student and internal assessment marks. Absence from any college examination will not be permitted unless written permission is given by the Head of the Department concerned, in consultation with The Principal. Absence may effect the internal assessment. However, student may be permitted to appear for such college examinations at later date in case of leave on leave on medical ground/emergencies with special permission of the Principal.