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In today’s rapidly changing world, technology is changing quicker than our lives. Modern technologies are governing the world and hence determining the employability of young engineers. Chandigarh University offers an exclusive opportunity to aspirants through advanced specialized programs in collaboration with big tech-giants like IBM, TCS, SBI, and many more. The specially-designed program of IBM has introduced sufficient industry needed skills for manpower in critical emerging technology areas such as Cloud, Mobility, Analytics and Cybersecurity.

The holistic program with comprehensive offerings for Engineering and Business Schools brings together the latest software content, real-world industry experiences, hands-on lab courses, proven practices and case studies for the participants.Beginning of the academic year 2014, Chandigarh University (CU), and IBM have collaborated to launch Engineering and Business programs with specialization using IBM Software. IBM Software Labs have been set up in the campus with avant-garde technologies to help students and faculty members enhance their skills in areas of Big Data & Analytics, Cloud Computing, Business Analytics and Information Security.

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1. MST-1 is conducted from Unit-1, MST-2 is conducted from Unit-2, and the End Term Examination is conducted from Unit-1, Unit-2, and Unit-3 together. Two MSTs are conducted for theory subjects and one MST is conducted for practical subjects. However, the department may change the assessment model after approval from the competent authorities.

2. The HoDs/Academic Coordinator/Administrative Coordinator can be approached for enquiries related to the question paper pattern.

In general, MST weightage is 20% of the total marks. The final weightage of MSTs may depend on the assessment model prepared by the academic departments and approved by Academic Affairs. The HoDs/Academic Coordinator/Administrative Coordinator can be approached for enquiries related to the assessment model and element weightage.

If an MST examination is missed, the student is marked absent.

Students require 75% attendance to appear in the examination of a subject for which attendance is the only eligibility criterion. However, it is recommended that students maintain 100% attendance.

The student must attend the summer term (summer classes of the subject with the prescribed fee + summer term examination with the prescribed fee) conducted in June–July.

The End Term Examinations for the odd semester are held in November and December. The End Term Examinations for the even semester are held in May and June. For exact details, students should check the academic calendar and date sheet when released.

The HoDs/Academic Coordinator/Administrative Coordinator can be approached for enquiries related to Lab MST as per the examination calendar.

The final date sheet is released at least 15 days before the start of the examination and is displayed in the Date Sheet tab on UIMS.

Students are advised not to bring bags and other materials during MSTs/ESTs. As per rules, bags are to be stacked outside the examination blocks within the visibility range of surveillance cameras.

A student is not allowed to appear for the MST if he/she is detained before the MST examinations.