How are exams conducted for Calicut University Distance Education courses?

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Examinations at Calicut University’s School of Distance Education follow a structured and regulated process. The university conducts semester-based exams, typically once or twice a year depending on the course.

Here’s how the process works:

Exam Notification: Published on the SDE and university websites.

Exam Registration: Students must apply for the exam through the Pareeksha Bhavan portal, submitting forms and fees.

Admit Cards: Available online a few days before the exams.

Exam Centers: Located in various regions across Kerala and selected other states (for external students).

Mode of Exam: Traditional pen-and-paper, offline exams conducted in controlled environments.

Exam Components:

Theory Papers (for all courses)

Internal Assignments or project work (depending on course type)

Practical exams (only for programs like B.Sc. Mathematics or when applicable)

After the exams, the university publishes the results online, and mark sheets are mailed or collected from study centers.

The exam system is considered transparent and reliable, with adherence to Kerala government and university norms. Students are advised to prepare through study materials, previous question papers, and internal assignments to ensure good performance.

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Really helpful breakdown — the whole process can be overwhelming, especially for new or external students. Prepping for theory papers and internal assignments takes solid planning. I’ve seen a lot of students benefit from using platforms that help organize study materials and give access to past question papers — kind of like what Homeworkify-style tools aim to do. Makes the whole prep smoother and less stressful.

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