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ACU Examination Orientation Session for Exam-Going 2023 Batch Postgraduate (PG) Students

Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences > AIMS-General > ACU Examination Orientation Session for Exam-Going 2023 Batch Postgraduate (PG) Students

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Event name

ACU Examination Orientation Session for Exam-Going 2023 Batch Postgraduate (PG) Students

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Organizing Department/ Committee/ Others

IQAC – AIMS

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Type of Event

Orientation Session

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Level of event

Institutional (AIMS)

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Collaboration / accreditation, if any

Nil

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Dates and Duration

28th September 2026, 11:00 AM onwards.

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Venue

AIMS GBC Hall

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Details of delegates / target audience

Exam-going 2023 batch Postgraduate (PG) students, AIMS. Presided by Dr. K. M. Shivkumar (Dean-cum-Principal), Dr. Aliya Nusrath (Vice Principal and IQAC Coordinator) and Dr. Tejaswi H. L. (Vice Principal, AIMS and AHRC)

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Total number of delegates / audiences attended

86 +

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Objectives of the event

• To familiarize students with the ACU University examination pattern, regulations and assessment scheme for Final-Year PG examinations.
• To provide an understanding of the theory, practical/clinical and viva voce examination requirements.
• To orient students on examination preparedness, procedures, professional conduct, etiquette and Do’s & Don’ts during the examination.

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Brief report of the event

Dr. K. M. Shivkumar addressed the PG students and gave important guidance on the upcoming examinations, encouraging them to stay confident and prepare well. Dr. Aliya Nusrath presented the examination-related instructions, covering the examination pattern, etiquette and regulations, Dos and Don’ts, valuation scheme and passing criteria. Students were also informed about the required documents, hall ticket, college ID, examination timings, examination hall discipline and other important instructions.

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Feedback analysis (brief)

The programme was well appreciated and found beneficial by most postgraduates. (Add feedback numbers or percentages if collected.)

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SDGs addressed

SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being; SDG 4: Quality Education; SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities; SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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Outcome

The postgraduates:
• Gained a clear understanding of the structure and assessment pattern of the ACU University Final PG Examination.
• Understood the requirements and marking scheme for theory, practical/clinical and viva voce examinations.
• Became familiar with examination procedures, rules, regulations and professional conduct.
• Gained better preparedness for effective performance in the University examination.
• Became aware of all essential requirements to complete before appearing for the examination.

The programme was well appreciated and was found beneficial by most postgraduates.

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Challenges faced

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Recommendations

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