13. The papers should be delivered by the Examiners in person to the Controller or sent to him at the Senate House in a sealed double cover on or before a date to be fixed by the Syndicate. 14. Rolls in which the marks awarded are to be entered in the Examiner's hand-writing will be supplied by the Controller on the day of Examination, and the answer papers duly marked should be returned to the Controller along with the completed rolls. The total number of marks must, in every case, be a whole number; if the roll submitted by an Examiner contains fractional marks, it will be returned to him for correction. 15. The rolls containing the results of the examination must be submitted on or before a date to be fixed by the Syndicate. 16. Examiners will be good enough to retain a duplicate of the roll and bring it with them at the final meeting of Examiners for the purpose of checking the marks. 17. As soon as possible after the tabulation of the results, the entire body of Examiners shall meet and draw up a report on the Examination as a whole for the consideration of the Syndicate. If the Examiners are of opinion that in the case of any candidate who has not attained the standard laid down in Regulations for a pass, consideration ought to be made by reason of his high marks in a particular subject or in the aggregate, they shall make a recommendation to the Syndicate under Section 18, Chapter XXV of the Regula. tions. 18. As soon as possible after the publication of the results of the exami nation, the Examiners in each subject shall meet together and draw up a report upon the examination in that subject for the consideration of the Syndicate. The report so submitted shall ordinarily embody such remarks and recommendations, suggested by the work of the candidates, as it is thought desirable in the interests of education to communicate to the Heads of Colleges. 19. Examiners are required to keep the results of the examination and the marks assigned to candidates strictly secret. 20. Examiners will be expected to be present at the Senate House, Calcutta, during the examination in the subject for which they have been specially appointed 21. The answer papers shall be returned to the Controller as soon as the work of re-examination is over. INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION IN ENGINEERING. SPECIAL RULES. The written part of the examination will be held at the Senate House, in the following order and at the time specified : N.B.--The Practical Examination in Chemistry and Physics will be held at the B.E. College on dates which will be notified by the Principal of that College. The practical examinations in Chemistry, Physics, Surveying and Drawing will be held at the Bengal Engineering College, Sibpur, on dates which will be duly notified. The following are the maximum marks in the different subjects of the examination : The pass marks shall be one-third in each group of subjects and half of the aggregate. B.E. EXAMINATION. SPECIAL RULES. The written Part of the examniation will be held in the following order and at the times specified: The Practical Examination in Applied Physics and Metallurgy will be held at the Bengal Engineering College on dates which will be announced by the Principal of that College. Attested Drawings and Designs must be submitted previous to the examination. The Examination in Practical Engineering Physics will be held at the Bengal Engineering College, Sibpur, on a date which will be duly notified. A candidate may present himself for examination in any one of the three following branches: The maximum marks in the different subjects are given below : Non-Professional Section, to be taken at the end of the first year. MATHEMAMATICS. 400 ... 200 400 200 ... 1,200 500 200 - 1,000 3,800 ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICL ENGINEERING. Non-Professional Section, which may be taken at the end of the first year. The pass marks shall be one-third in each group of subjects and half of the aggregate for a Second Class. Two-thirds of the aggregate shall be required for a First Class. The candidate who is placed first in the First Class in each branch shall receive a gold medal and a prize of books to the value of Rs. 200. Appendix to Section XX. SCALE OF REMUNERATION TO EXAMINERS. Rs A. P. Fee for each of the three paper setters in English for setting two papers 25 0 0 Fee for each of the two setters of passages in each Vernacular for translation into English 16 O 0 Fee for each of the three paper-setters in Mathematics for setting two papers 25 0 0 Fee for each of the three paper-setters in each of the Second |