Narula Institute of Technology - MAR & NPTEL by …Narula Institute of Technology 27-Aug-19 Sl. No....

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“MAR & NPTEL

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Prof. Jayanta Pal

HOD, CSE,

Narula Institute of Technology

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An Autonomous Institute Under MAKAUT, WB

Accredited byAffiliated to

NAACWBSCTEMAKAUTAICTE NBA

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Sl. No. Events Points

1 MOOCS/Swayam/NPTEL/OCW-MIT/ University Courses 30 [per course]

2 Tech Fest/ Teachers Day/ Fresher's Welcome -

Organizer 5

Participants 3

College Level 6

State level 9

National Level 12

3 Rural Reporting 5

4 Tree Plantation 0.5 [per tree]

5 Participation in Relief Camps 20

6 Participation in Debate/Group Discussion/Tech Quiz 10

7 Publication of Wall Magazine in Institutional Level 10

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8 Publication in News paper/Magazine and Blogs 10

9 Research Publication 15

10 Innovative Projects ( Other than Course Curriculum) 30

11 Blood Donation Camp Participation 5

Blood Donation Camp Organization 10

12 Sports/Games

College Level 5

University Level 10

District Level 12

State Level 15

National Level 20

13 Cultural Programme (Dance, Drama, Elocution, Music etc.) 10

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14 Member of Professional Society 10

15 Student Chapter 10

16 Relevant Industry visit and Report 10

17 Photography Activities in different clubs ( Photography

Club, Cine Club, Gitisansad)

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18 Participation in Yoga Camp ( Certificate to be submitted ) 5

19 Self-Entrepreneurship Programme 30

20 Adventure Sports with Certification 10

21 Training to Underprivileged/Physically challenged 15

22 Community Service and Allied Activities 10

6Mandatory Additional Requirements for earning AICTE/non-AICTE UG Degree Modification on 12.03.2019


▸Previously no division of activity points of MAR which are to be earned by the

students, has been scheduled year wise. A student should acquire a total of minimum

100/75 activity points throughout 4 year/3 year curriculum which should be acquired

by earning a minimum of 20 activity points and maximum of 30 activity points in each

year of his/her study, which is necessary for uniform distribution of MAR activities

throughout the entire period of the academic curriculum of the students.

▸MAR activities for the students admitted up to the session 2018-19 and for the new

session starting from 2019-20, will be in accordance with the following table.



▸The courses under MOOCs which have been already taken into consideration i.e., 20

credit courses for awarding B.Tech degree with Honours and 16 credit courses for non-

AICTE courses are not to be considered again for awarding activity points for MAR.

▸In addition to the existing activity point allotment for 12 weeks and 8 weeks MOOCs

courses of short duration (4 weeks/2 weeks) can also be done. 10/5 activity points will

be allotted, based on the short course duration of 4weeks/2 weeks respectively. The

courses with duration ranging from 18-40 hours must also get proper weightage. (See

the following table for details)



▸If any student is unable to get certificate from MOOCs platform after

auditing the course, the college will extend facility for awarding point after

evaluation in consultation with the University.

▸The activity points allotted per research publication (Vide Serial No.9 of

Table-V) shall carry equal full weights among joint authors, if any, to

encourage the students in research work.

▸In addition to SWAYAM/NPTEL/Spoken Tutorial the names of all available

MOOCs can be included. At present, SWAYAM/NPTEL/Spoken Tutorial

have only been mentioned.



▸‘Student Chapter’ should be read as ‘Active Participation in Student Chapter’, that is,

whether the concerned student is an active member of the same.

▸A student may earn activity point, being a member of other professional bodies and

by participating as a resource person.

▸Activities must be open-ended, that is, there can be many activities, other than the

specified list by MAKAUT. College authorities may introduce new activities, with the

prior approval of the University.

▸The University has introduced new activities as part of MAR, which

would encourage entrepreneurship ability of the students. Such activities are listed in

the following table.



Name of

the

Activity

Points Maximum

Points

Allowed

Self-Entrepreneurship Programmea) To Organize Entrepreneurship Workshop and

Programmes

10 20

b) To take part in Entrepreneurship Workshop and get

certificate

5 10

c) Video Film-Making on Entrepreneurship 10 20d) Submit Business Plan on any Project 10 20e) To work for start-up/as entrepreneur 20 40

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▸Every student shall participate in the cio-curricular and extra-curricular activities and

produce documentary proof to the designated Faculty Members appointed by the Head

of the Department/Principal/Director in the respective college. Thereby the student

should earn the required points before he/she appears for the Final Examinations.

▸A student’s result of his/her Final Examinations will be withheld until he/she

completes the minimum activity points by the end of his/her Degree Programme.

▸In every semester, every student is required to prepare a file containing documentary

proofs of activities, done by him/her. This file will be duly verified and activity points

will be assigned by the teachers as appointed above, at the end of every semester.

▸Every student has to earn at least 75, 100 or 125 activity points for 3, 4 or 5 year

courses respectively. The points earned by the students will be reflected in their mark

sheets.

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Sl. No. Name of the Activity Points

Maximum

Points

Allowed

1. MOOCs (SWAYAM, NPTEL, Spoken Tutorial, EdX, Coursera, etc.) 20 (per course) 40

2. Tech Fest/Fest/Teachers’ Day/Fresher’s Welcome

a) Organizer 5 10

b) Participant 3 6

3. Rural Reporting 5 10

4. Tree Plantation and up keeping (per tree) 1 10

5. Participation in Relief Camps

a) Collection of funds/materials for the Relief Camp 540

b) To be a part of the Relief Work team 20

6. Participation in Debate/Group Discussion/Tech Quiz/Quiz 10 20

7.Publication of Wall Magazine in institutional level

(magazine/article/internet)10 20

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Sl. No. Name of the Activity PointsMaximum

Points Allowed

8. Publication in Newspaper, Magazine and Blogs 10 20

9. Research Publication (per publication) 15 30

10. Innovative Projects (other than course curriculum) 30 60

11.Blood donation 8 16

Blood donation camp organization 10 20

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Participation in Sports/Games

a) College level 5 10

b) University level 10 20

c) District level 12 24

d) State level 15 30

e) National/International Level 20 20

13. Cultural Programme (Dance, Drama, Elocution, Music etc.) 10 20

14. Member of Professional Society 10 20

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Sl. No. Name of the Activity Points Maximum Points Allowed

15. Student Chapter 10 20

16. Relevant Industry Visit & Report 10 20

17. Activities in different Clubs (Photography Club, Cine Club, Gitisansad) 5 10

18. Participation in Yoga Camp (Certificate to be submitted) 5 1019. Adventure Sports with Certification 10 20

20. Training to under-privileged/differently able 15 3021. Community Service & Allied Activities 10 20

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Self-Entrepreneurship Programme

a) To Organize Entrepreneurship Workshop and Programmes 10 20

b) To take part in Entrepreneurship Workshop and get certificate 5 10

c) Video Film-Making on Entrepreneurship 10 20d) Submit Business Plan on any Project 10 20e) To work for start-up/as entrepreneur 20 40

Distribution of Credit(Semester-wise)16


SEM BS HS ES PC PE FE PW XC Mandatory

Project

Total Credit

SEM1 8.5 2 6 2units 1 16.5

SEM2 8.5 1 13.5 2units 1 23

SEM3 8.5 3 2 10.5 2units 2 24

SEM4 4.5 13.5 4units 2 18

SEM5 13.5 3 4.5 2units 2 21

SEM6 13.5 3 6 1 2units 2 23.5

SEM7 2 4.5 7.5 5 - 19

SEM8 2 1.5 6 10.5 - 20

Total 25.5

15.45%

10

6.06%

26

15.76%

57

34.54%

19.5

11.82%

10.5

6.36%

16.5

10.00%

10 165

Distribution of Credit(Semester-wise)17


CategoryTotal Credit

Percentage of

Proposed

curriculum

(wrt 165)

As per AICTE (160)

Basic Sciences(BS) 25.5 15.45% 15 to 20%

Humanities & Social Sciences(HS) 10 6.06%5 to 10%

Engineering Sciences and Skills(ES) 27.5 15.76% 15 to 20%

Professional Core(PC) 55.5 34.54% 30 to 40%

Professional Electives(PE) 19.5 11.82% 10 to 15%

Free Elective(FE) 10.5 6.36% 5 to 10%

Project work, seminar, internship(PW) 16.5 10% 10 to 15%

Mandatory Course(MC) 0

Total 165

Mandatory Project Work(1st to 6th

Semester)10

MOOCs 10 Additional 10 Credit Point for B.Tech(CSE) with Honours

Mandatory Credit

Point=165 +10 (Project

Based Learning)

For Honors additional 10

Credit Point is to be earned

(1st Sem to 8th Sem) through

MOOCs courses. All the

Certificates received by the

students across all semester

for MOOCs Courses from

approved organization (Listed

by AICTE / MAKAUT) is to

be submitted to CoE office

prior to 8th Semester

Examination and the Credit

earned through MOOCs

courses will be reflected in

their DGPA

Implementation Scheme of Mandatory Project Work18

Semester Credit

Number of papers to be

assessed under mandatory

project

1st 1 Two (0.5 Credit per paper)

2nd 1 Two (0.5 Credit per paper)

3rd 2 Four (0.5 Credit per paper)

4th 2 Four (0.5 Credit per paper)



Total 10

1. Each Project Work will carry 0.5 Credit Point

2. In the 1st and 2nd semester, students will do

project work on any two subjects. The Choice of

the subject on which a student wants to carry out

his/her project work solely depends on the

student. A Student can choose any 2 subjects of

his/her own choice.

3. In upper semesters like 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th, the

total credit allocation is 2 for each semester.

Hence, a student will have to carry out 4 project

works to score 2 credits

4. In 7th and 8th Semester, there will be no separate

project work like previous semesters, since they

have Major Project Work with high credit point

5. Each Project will have total 100 marks


NPTEL ONLINE COURSES & CERTIFICATION19

A project of NPTEL

Under NMEICT, MHRD


NPTEL ONLINE COURSES & CERTIFICATION20

nptel.ac.in

• One of the largest online repositories of engineering course material and one of

the most successful multi-institutional projects in the country


NPTEL Online Certification (NOC), since 2014 21


Components of a MOOC22


Learner Engagement23


Enrollment details24


TimelineTotal

enrollment

Unique

usersNew users

% New

(New/Unique)

Jan-14 51342 51342 51342 100.00%

Jul-14 57733 49016 43670 89.09%

Jan-15 80853 49462 40265 81.41%

Jul-15 158208 99618 86124 86.45%

Jan-16 241258 132319 108798 82.22%

Jul-16 400413 222388 181814 81.76%

Jan-17 533941 269532 195522 72.54%

Jul-17 1040338 536735 408015 76.02%

Jan-18 936278 480608 311578 64.83%

Jul-18 1337923 698052 453809 65.01%

Jan-19 1619064 821313 488165 59.43%

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1337923

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533941

821313

698052

480608536735

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200000

400000

600000

800000

1000000

1200000

1400000

1600000

1800000

Jan- April2019

July – Dec 2018

Jan - April2018

July - Oct2017

Jan- April2017

Total Enrollment

Unique Enrollment

Duration of courses25


MARCH 2014 – JAN 2019

(1300 courses)

JULY – OCT 2019 (360 courses)

237

566

497

4 Weeks 8 Weeks 12 Weeks

178

125

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Reason for taking the MOOC (%)26


2

25

96 7

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7

24

8 7 6

38

11

27

86 7

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10

15

20

25

30

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Credit transfervia college

Exploring newdomains ofknowledge

For campusrecruitment

For GATEpreparation

Helpful to mycurrent job

Throughcollege

% Reason for taking Mooc

Jan-18Jul-18

Exam registration statistics - gender27


43%

32%

59%

66%61% 61% 61%

45%

52%

41% 41% 40% 39% 39%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

Jan-Apr 2016 Jul-Oct 2016 Jan-Apr 2017 Jul-Oct 2017 Jan-Apr 2018 July-Oct 2018 Jan-Apr 2019

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Exam registration - Faculty participation28


10

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13 12 1418 18 17

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10152025

% Faculty

Duration Enrolled Registered

2017 Jan 28969 5419

2017 July 83916 12309

2018 Jan 93828 16024

2018 July 157547 27249

2019 Jan 176501 39533

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“SWAYAM - NPTELLOCAL CHAPTERS

Local Chapters - Statewise30


Local Chapter Participation - Statewise31


Top 10 States (Jan - April 2019)

Total Candidate Registration forJan – Apr 2019

LCs participation for Jan – Apr 2019

% regn for Jan –Apr 2019

% regn for Jul – Dec 2018

% regn for Jan –Apr 2018

TAMIL NADU 46033 41711 22.55 25.36 25.81ANDHRA PRADESH 29351 26394 14.38 16.22 16.03

WEST BENGAL 23194 21019 11.36 12.29 10.88KARNATAKA 17150 13093 8.40 6.32 7.81

MAHARASHTRA 17082 14329 8.37 10.74 11.09TELANGANA 16920 13837 8.29 4.33 4.23

UTTAR PRADESH 15362 14120 7.52 5.85 3.12KERALA 10113 8456 4.95 4.92 3.77DELHI 4421 2618 2.16 2.8 4.64

GUJARAT 4404 3415 2.15 2.05 1.94

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“Exam State and city(Jan-April 2019)

31st March 2019

State No. of cities No. of Centres

Tamil Nadu 15 20

Andhra Pradesh 14 17

Maharashtra 11 12

Uttar Pradesh 10 10

West Bengal 9 9

Karnataka 6 8

Kerala 6 7

Gujarat 4 4

Telangana 3 4

Madhya Pradesh 3 3

Rajasthan 3 3

Assam 2 2

Delhi 1 2

Haryana 2 2

Jammu & Kashmir 2 2

Punjab 2 2

Uttarakhand 2 2

Bihar 1 1

Chattisagrh 1 1

Goa 1 1

Himachal Pradesh 1 1

Jharkhand 1 1

Odisha 1 1

Sikkim 1 1

Tripura 1 1

April 2019

State No. of City No. of Centers

Tamil Nadu 16 29

Andhra Pradesh 22 27

Maharashtra 14 16

Uttar Pradesh 13 16

West Bengal 10 13

Karnataka 7 11

Kerala 8 9

Telangana 4 9

Gujarat 4 5

Jharkhand 2 4

Madhya Pradesh 4 4

Delhi 1 3

Haryana 2 3

Punjab 3 3

Rajasthan 3 3

Assam 2 2

Chattisgarh 2 2

Jammu & Kashmir 2 2

Odisha 1 2

Uttarakhand 2 2

Andhaman & Nicobar 1 1

Arunachal Pradesh 1 1

Bihar 1 1

Goa 1 1

Himachal Pradesh 1 1

Manipur 1 1

Meghalaya 1 1

Mizoram 1 1

Sikkim 1 1

Tripura 1 1

Top 10 Exam cities (Jan-April 2019)33


31-Mar-19

State City Total Reg

Tamil Nadu Chennai 5160

Tamil Nadu Coimbatore 5098

Karnataka Bengaluru 3154

Telengana Hyderabad 3051

West Bengal Kolkata Salt Lake 2468

Maharashtra Pune 1610

Uttar Pradesh Delhi 1201

Maharashtra Mumbai 1119

Kerala Trivandrum 907

Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada 844

27/28-April 2019

State City Total Reg

West Bengal Kolkata Salt Lake 12310

Telengana Hyderabad 11839

Tamil Nadu Chennai 10751

Tamil Nadu Coimbatore 7962

Uttar Pradesh Ghaziabad 3930

Maharashtra Pune 3753

Uttar Pradesh Delhi 3237

Andhra Pradesh Madanapalle 3165

Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada 3139

Andhra Pradesh Vishakhapatnam 2851

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We have put in SWAYAM Logo also in April 2019 certificates.

NOC: Calculation of Final Score35


Final score =

25% weightage for assignment score

+ 75% weightage for certification exam score

Assignment score = 25% of average of:

•Best 3 out of 4 assignments in a 4 week course

•Best 6 out of 8 assignments in an 8 week course

•Best 8 out of 12 assignments in a 12 week course

Type of Certificates36


Final Score Certificate category

<40% No certificate

40% - 59% Successfully completed

60% - 74% Elite tag

75% - 89% Elite tag + Silver

>= 90% Elite tag + gold medal

LOGIC FOR TOPPERS37


• X = Number certified

• X <= 10 : 1 person is the course topper

• 10 < X <= 50: Top 2 of the course

• 50 < X <= 100: Top 5 of the course

• X > 100 : Top 1%, 2%, 5%

• All toppers have to get >= 60 consolidated score

• Gets a topper seal on certificate and is showcased on the portal

▸ https://nptel.ac.in/LocalChapter/lcstatistics1.php?csrun=12,13&collegeid=667

Certificate for Mentors38


Overall score for mentor: Number of mentees present for

exam [Capped at 10] + Number of Mentees in (40 – 59) +

5 * Number of “Elite” mentees (60 - 74) +

8 * Number of “Silver” mentees (75-89) +

20 * Number of “Gold” mentees (90+)

A mentor will get a certificate if all 3 conditions are satisfied:

• Submitted sufficient number of mentorship feedback(s).

• Scored more than 10 mentorship points in a course.

• At least 1 mentee obtained a certificate.

Mentor Statistics – Jan 201939


• Nominated: 5670

• Mentors had mentees: 3225

• 894 mentors have qualified to get certificates

Reason for 4776 Mentor not getting certificate (Mentee wise)

Count

Mentees didn't register for the exam. 2821

Mentees registered but not present for the exam 172

Points obtained was less than 10 890

Not given any Feedback 892

No mentee pass 1

Total 4776

Mentor Statistics – Jan 201940


Duration Total Mentors Qualified Mentors % of Mentors Qualified

Jan - 19 5670 894 16

Jul-18 6571 1346 20

Jan-18 4301 1103 26

Jul-17 4747 1174 25

Jan-17 2198 649 30

Domain certification41


• A set of core and elective courses defined for an area of specialization

• An average of 60 in the courses specified with each being >= 55 marks

• To be completed within a period of 3 years

• List of domains available on the website

• First candidate to have completed a domain – Pamir Roy – NERIST, Arunachal

Pradesh

Timelines : July – Oct 201942


Timelines : July – Oct 201943


Start date Duration No. of courses Exam date

July 29, 2019 4 Weeks 36 Sep 29, 2019

July 29, , 2019 8 weeks 71 Sep 29, 2019

July 29, , 2019 12 Weeks 178 16/17 Nov 19

August 26, 2019 4 Weeks 21 16/17 Nov 19

August 26, 2019 8 weeks 54 16/17 Nov 19

Timelines: Jan-April 202044


Timelines: July-Oct 202045


Initiative 2 Consolidated Marksheet46


Multiple courses completed - a consolidated transcript can

be generated

Courses to be included can be chosen

Link: From inside the candidate login on nptel.ac.in/noc

No fee for this – only ecopy

Initiative 5 Internships for Toppers47


Summer and Winter internship

Institute Name

Winter Internship 2018

(Completed)

Summer Internship 2019

(includes short listed, ongoing)

IIT Madras 6 8

IIT Kharagpur 4 5

IIT Bombay 1 1

IIT Roorkee 1 -

IIT Ropar 0 9

IISc Bangalore 1 1

IIT Kanpur 0 2

IIT Tirupathi 0 1

Total 13 27

For Mentors48


• Faculty, while enrolling, should have chosen Role as 'Faculty';• Say Yes to Local Chapter• Select the correct College name

Then the SPOC will see inside login and can nominate the faculty member as Mentor.

Students have to attach themselves to mentors.

Mentors will be required to fill a feedback form twice a month on contents, difficultylevel, etc. This will be a mandatory requirement for the certificate.

Supplementary Exams49


In case a candidate is absent or has not passed a course, NPTEL will be unable

to facilitate supplementary exams.

Assignments with solutions are open and available.

Local faculty can set the question paper based on this and conduct internally.

NPTEL will not change scores on website or issue certificate.

Criteria for Fee Waiver50


• No fee waiver for faculty members.

• No fee waiver to Tier 1 city candidates

• Tier 2 candidates - SPOC has to mention the criteria used and if

required, should produce support docs such as income certificate or

ration card etc.

• Waiver will be given for 1 exam

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