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    This document outlines the grading criteria for a student project. It will be graded out of a total of 25 marks, with 20 marks for the project submission and 5 marks for an oral presentation and assessment. The 20 marks for the project submission are further divided among categories like the abstract, synopsis, research methodology, analysis, originality, and conclusion. Students will also give a 10-minute presentation of their project followed by 5 minutes of questions, and will be evaluated on their subject knowledge, presentation skills, and ability to answer questions.

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    This document outlines the grading criteria for a student project. It will be graded out of a total of 25 marks, with 20 marks for the project submission and 5 marks for an oral presentation and assessment. The 20 marks for the project submission are further divided among categories like the abstract, synopsis, research methodology, analysis, originality, and conclusion. Students will also give a 10-minute presentation of their project followed by 5 minutes of questions, and will be evaluated on their subject knowledge, presentation skills, and ability to answer questions.

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    Seeralan Venugopalan
    This document outlines the grading criteria for a student project. It will be graded out of a total of 25 marks, with 20 marks for the project submission and 5 marks for an oral presentation and assessment. The 20 marks for the project submission are further divided among categories like the abstract, synopsis, research methodology, analysis, originality, and conclusion. Students will also give a 10-minute presentation of their project followed by 5 minutes of questions, and will be evaluated on their subject knowledge, presentation skills, and ability to answer questions.

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    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS

    PROJECT EVALUATION - TOTAL MARKS: 25 (DIVISION OF PROJECT MARKS)

    I. PROJECT SUBMISSION – 20 Marks

    II. PROJECT PRESENTATION, VIVA-VOCE AND GENERAL ASSESSMENT – 5 Marks

    A.PROJECT SUBMISSION – 20 Marks

    (20 Marks is divided for the following categories)

    1. ABSTRACT – 1 Mark

    2. SYNOPSIS – 1 Mark

    3. COGNITIVE CONTENT

    A. RESEARCH PROBLEM, OBJECTIVE AND METHODOLOGY – 1 Mark


    B. REVIEW OF LITERATURE/QUESTIONNAIRE – 1 Mark
    C. CASES AND STATUTES – 3 Marks
    D. FOOT NOTES – 1 Mark
    E. BIBLIOGRAPHY/REFERENCES – 1 Mark

    4. ANALYSIS, REASONING AND ORGANISATION OF CHAPTERS – 5 Marks

    5. ORIGINALITY – 4 Marks

    6. CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS – 2 Marks

    B. PROJECT PRESENTATION & VIVA-VOCE 4 Marks

    C. GENERAL ASSESSMENT – 1 Mark

    PROJECT PRESENTATION GUIDELINES

    Criteria’s for Presentation:- (Optional)

    The students are advised to follow the essentials below mentioned while presenting the seminar. The candidate
    must give more emphasis to the following aspects
    1. Background
    2. Research Problem,
    3. Research Objective,
    4. Research Methodology,
    5. Analysis (chapters)
    6. Conclusion

    Time Duration: 15 Minutes (10 Minutes for Presentation and 5 Minutes for Viva-voce)

    Students will be evaluated based on the following components

    1. Subject Knowledge,
    2. Grasp of legal principles at issue,
    3. Clarity of presentation,
    4. Effective use of time, and complying with time limit,
    5. Answering questions in class,
    6. Classroom Conduct (nervousness, gestures, mannerisms, postures, impression, audibility).

    ***End of Document***

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