objectives of base of stock method Document Preview: 1 B.COM (TERM 3) ASSIGNMENTS JUNE 2012-2013 2 INDEX ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES 3-5 LIST OF COURSES 5 ASSIGNMENT 1 6-8 ASSIGNMENT 2 9-11 3 ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES No. of Assignments: Credits (per course) No of Assignments (per course) No of Assignments to be submitted Calculation of Marks 4 Credits 2 assignments 1 best assignment out of 2 6 Credits 2 assignments 1 best assignment out of 2 8 Credits 3 assignments 2 best assignments out of 3 Weight age (Continuous Assessment): 20% Syllabus Coverage* If number of Assignments = 2 Assignment I: First 40% of the Syllabus Assignment II: Next 30% of the Syllabus If number of Assignments = 3 Assignment I: First 30% of the Syllabus Assignment II: Next 20% of the Syllabus Assignment III: Next 20% of the Syllabus Structure of Assignment (Each assignment will contain 3 questions as follows: Course Credits No of Assignments (per course) Maximum Marks Pattern of Assignments Basis of Marks calculation Course with 4 Credits 2 Assignments 20 Marks each Type of Questions: Memory based Total Number of Questions: 3 Q1: 10 Marks (having 5 sub parts); Q2: 5 Marks; Q3: 5 Marks 1 best assignment out of 2 Courses with 6 Credits 2 Assignments 20 Marks each Type of Questions: Memory based Total Number of Questions: 3 Q1: 10 Marks (having 5 sub parts); Q2: 5 Marks; Q3: 5 Marks 1 best assignment out of 2 Courses with 8 Credits 3 Assignments 10 Marks each Type of Questions: Memory based Total Number of Questions: 3 Q1: 3 Marks; Q2: 3 Marks; Q3: 4 Marks 2 best assignments out of 3 4 Important Instructions: 1. Students are required to make handwritten assignments in his or her own handwriting. 2. Students are required to submit the assignments in their respective study centre (in case of change of study centre, assignments are required to be submitted in the newly allotted study centre)in a prescribed format (Annexure i). 3. Students are required to make assignments on their own. Direct copying of assignment from another Attachments: BCOM-TERM-3-J.pdf