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How is the overall percentage calculated in IGNOU BSc in zoology?
IGNOU BSc has 2 types of subjects - Theory and Practical. It’s further divided into - Assignments and Term end theory exams.
In order to calculate total marks in a paper out of 100 - Assignment marks* 0.3 + Theory marks*0.7. The calculated sum will be your overall marks out of 100.
To know the actual marks that will be on your marks sheet follow this rule:
For theory-
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If it is a 4 credits course divide the marks by 2.
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If it is a six-credit course, divide it by 4/3.
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If it is a 2 credit course divide it by 4
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This is because 8,6,4,2 credit courses have total marks out of 100, 75, 50 & 25 respectively.
For practical-
It has two parts - Lab 1 and Lab 2
Total marks out of 100 = Lab 1 mark*0.7 + Lab 2 marks*0.3. To calculate total marks follow the same rule mentioned above. Total credits in BSc-96
Therefore total marks will be 96/8=12 hundred.=1200
Net percentage will be = Total marks out of 1200 /Twelve hundred multiplied by 100 .
Which is the best university to study UG course in chemistry zoology CU, BU, KU or WBSU?
One of my friends studied at Calcutta University, so I might be able to give you some details about it.
- Calcutta University (CU) is one of the oldest functioning institutions in West Bengal.
- It is popular among students.
- In Calcutta, most of the colleges are affiliated with CU.
- The one thing that every CU student is familiar with is their strict grading system.
- Scoring even a 60% is very difficult. Some students even think this is a good enough score if you are a student of CU.
- Nowadays top reputed MNCs also demand at least 60% to be able to sit for placements.
Finally, you should keep in mind that other mentioned universities may not be as old and experienced as CU, but they will show a bit of leniency while giving marks. So ultimately the decision is yours, whether you want to study in a reputed university with a strong and reliable alumni network or opt for the easier way out by getting admission to newer institutions.
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