Examination

As we are affiliated with Affaliated to BNRC/BUHS ,Approved by Health Department Govt. Of Bihar ,Bihar University Of Health Science Patna and BRABU University Muzaffarpur Bihar conducted annually and semester-wise. Other than the semester exams, RSGOI also conducts several unit tests or internal exams to assess students’ growth. The pattern of ANM ,GNM, B,Sc Nursing ,Graduation ( B.A, B.com & B.sc) is as per the university’s guidelines. 

Students are required to fill the examination form to give ANM ,GNM, B,Sc Nursing ,Graduation ( B.A, B.com & B.sc) and many more courses examinations every Year.RSGOI examinations are held to help students & faculty evaluate students’ performance in various areas. The admit cards are issued before the commencement of the Annual examination. 

RSGOI has developed a healthy competitive environment for students by conducting regular Examinations on ANM ,GNM, B,Sc Nursing ,Graduation ( B.A, B.com & B.sc) an internal basis. RSGOI examinations help students to improve their grades and focus on the subjects that they are weak in. With regular practice and assessment, students tend to perform at the best of their potential. This also enables students to perform well during the placement activities. .RSGOI examination council is the point of reference for all examination-related queries.

 At RSGOI Examinations is typically follow certain rules and regulations to ensure fairness, transparency, and integrity in the assessment process. Here’s an overview of some basic rules and regulations for examinations:

Examination Schedule:

• Examinations are conducted based on a predetermined schedule issued by the university or college.
• The examination timetable includes dates, times, and venues for each exam, along with instructions for students.

Registration and Admit Cards:

• Students must register for examinations within the specified deadline, usually through an online portal or registration form.
• Admit cards containing essential details such as exam date, time, venue, and candidate information are issued to registered students prior to the examination.

Identification and Attendance:

• Students are required to carry a valid identification card (such as a college ID card or government-issued ID) to the examination hall.
• Attendance is taken at the beginning of each examination session to record the presence of candidates.

Examination Hall Rules:

• Candidates are expected to adhere to strict rules and decorum in the examination hall, including maintaining silence, avoiding communication with fellow candidates, and following instructions from invigilators.
• Possession of unauthorized materials such as mobile phones, smartwatches, notes, and electronic devices is strictly prohibited.

Question Paper Distribution:

• Question papers are distributed to candidates at the designated time, usually sealed and opened in the presence of invigilators.
• Candidates are advised to carefully read the instructions provided on the question paper before attempting to answer.

Answering Protocol:

• Candidates must write their exam roll number, subject code, and other necessary details on the answer booklet or answer sheet as instructed.
• Answers should be written clearly and legibly, and candidates must follow any specified format or structure for their responses.

Supervision and Monitoring:

• Examinations are conducted under the supervision of invigilators appointed by the university or college.
• Invigilators monitor the examination hall to prevent cheating, collusion, or any form of malpractice.

Duration and Timing:

• Each examination has a specified duration, usually ranging from one to three hours, depending on the subject and level of the examination.
• Candidates must complete their answers within the allotted time and submit their answer booklets or answer sheets before the end of the examination session.

Cheating and Malpractice:

• Any form of cheating, plagiarism, or malpractice during examinations is strictly prohibited and may result in disciplinary action, including cancellation of the examination, expulsion, or academic penalties.

Post-Examination Procedures:

• After the examination, answer booklets or answer sheets are collected, sealed, and sent to designated examiners for evaluation.
• Results are usually announced within a specified timeframe, and candidates may have the opportunity to request revaluation or review of their answer scripts if necessary.

These basic rules and regulations for examinations ensure the integrity and credibility of the assessment process in our colleges which aim to provide a fair and conducive environment for students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills effectively.