RGUHS Allows Pre-2019 MBBS Students to Opt for New Evaluation Scheme
Bengaluru- Following the complaints from students of the 2019-20 batch, the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, RGUHS has decided to allow MBBS students enrolled before 2019-20 to choose the new scheme of evaluation with written consent.
MBBS students enrolled before 2019-20 had complained after they realised there was so much variation in the evaluation that one low mark out of the four options would result in a lower average. As per the evaluation pattern for students before the 2019-20 batch, each script was evaluated by four invigilators, and then the average was calculated. In case, if there is a 15% difference in marks between the evaluators, it was sent to the fifth evaluator.
Meanwhile, as per the new scheme of evaluation, there will be only two evaluations and the best of the two will be considered for result calculation. However, there are no grace marks in the new system. Earlier, there were five grace marks. The passing criteria are a minimum of 40% in theory, 40% in practical and viva, and 50% in total of theory and practical. Each question paper will have MCQ questions of 10 marks, reports TOI.
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