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Regarding percentage after leaving subject
- Thread starter rajeshpn9
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I have passed all the subjects from 1st year to 4-1sem..Have you passed in all subjects from 1st to 4th year ? or else do you have any backlogs ?
But have 1 backlog in 4-2 ..it is an elective subject. If I apply for subject exemption then will it effect my overall percentage?
Overall CGPA will increase? Or decrease?Yes you can apply for subject exemption, overall CGPA/% will increase since JNTUH will remove 6 credits while calculating final CGPA. If u belong to R16 - 2017 admitted batch then you need to wait for official notification from JNTUH for subject exemption.
How will it increase. Please explain sir.Will increase after leaving 2 subjects.
And I have other doubts as well sir ..
Should I opt for exemption of subjects or should I go for advance supply what is the best option in my case?
Or if I go for supply will I receive my provisional certificate late(delayed)?
@Rayah For B.Tech R16 students need to obtain >=186 credits in order to be eligible for B.Tech degree.
Case 1 : If JNTUH calculates CGPA credits for 192 credits then there wont be any difference in CGPA. [Final CGPA = 7.18]
1-1 : SGPA = 6.98 From 24 Credits
1-2 : SGPA = 7.23 From 24 Credits
2-1 : SGPA = 8.12 From 24 Credits
2-2 : SGPA = 6.62 From 24 Credits
3-1 : SGPA = 6.58 From 24 Credits [Before Exemption]
3-2 : SGPA = 6.67 From 24 Credits
4-1 : SGPA = 7.12 From 24 Credits
4-2 : SGPA = 8.56 From 24 Credits
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Final CGPA = 1378.56/192 = 7.18
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Case 2 : If JNTUH calculates CGPA for best of 186 credits excluding 2 subjects credits in which you got least marks/credits or failed. So, by removing those 2 subjects while calculating the Final CGPA obviously it would increase the CGPA a bit.
Lets consider Student got following grades in 3-1 semester for CSE ==> O, O, O, B+, B, F, B+, F
Now he got failed in 2 subjects which carries 3 credits each in this semester. Now let excluding this while calculating final CGPA.
1-1 : SGPA = 6.98 From 24 Credits
1-2 : SGPA = 7.23 From 24 Credits
2-1 : SGPA = 8.12 From 24 Credits
2-2 : SGPA = 6.62 From 24 Credits
3-1 : SGPA = 8.78 From 18 Credits [After Exemption] 24-6 = 18 Credits i.e., leaving 2 subjects 3 credits each while calculating SGPA & CGPA]
3-2 : SGPA = 6.67 From 24 Credits
4-1 : SGPA = 7.12 From 24 Credits
4-2 : SGPA = 8.56 From 24 Credits
-----------------------------------------
Final CGPA = 1378.68/186 = 7.41
-----------------------------------------
So,
Before Exemption CGPA = 7.18
After Exemption CGPA = 7.41
Hope this solved your query.
You can check even with the previous R16 CMM & grades by manually calculating them.
Case 1 : If JNTUH calculates CGPA credits for 192 credits then there wont be any difference in CGPA. [Final CGPA = 7.18]
1-1 : SGPA = 6.98 From 24 Credits
1-2 : SGPA = 7.23 From 24 Credits
2-1 : SGPA = 8.12 From 24 Credits
2-2 : SGPA = 6.62 From 24 Credits
3-1 : SGPA = 6.58 From 24 Credits [Before Exemption]
3-2 : SGPA = 6.67 From 24 Credits
4-1 : SGPA = 7.12 From 24 Credits
4-2 : SGPA = 8.56 From 24 Credits
-----------------------------------------
Final CGPA = 1378.56/192 = 7.18
-----------------------------------------
Case 2 : If JNTUH calculates CGPA for best of 186 credits excluding 2 subjects credits in which you got least marks/credits or failed. So, by removing those 2 subjects while calculating the Final CGPA obviously it would increase the CGPA a bit.
Lets consider Student got following grades in 3-1 semester for CSE ==> O, O, O, B+, B, F, B+, F
| Theory/Lab | Grade Obtained | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Lab 1 | O | 2 Credits |
| Lab 2 | O | 2 Credits |
| Lab 3 | O | 2 Credits |
| Subject 1 | B+ | 4 Credits |
| Subject 2 | B | 4 Credits |
| Subject 3 | F | 3 Credits [Fail] |
| Subject 4 | B+ | 4 Credits |
| Subject 5 | F | 3 Credits [Fail] |
Now he got failed in 2 subjects which carries 3 credits each in this semester. Now let excluding this while calculating final CGPA.
1-1 : SGPA = 6.98 From 24 Credits
1-2 : SGPA = 7.23 From 24 Credits
2-1 : SGPA = 8.12 From 24 Credits
2-2 : SGPA = 6.62 From 24 Credits
3-1 : SGPA = 8.78 From 18 Credits [After Exemption] 24-6 = 18 Credits i.e., leaving 2 subjects 3 credits each while calculating SGPA & CGPA]
3-2 : SGPA = 6.67 From 24 Credits
4-1 : SGPA = 7.12 From 24 Credits
4-2 : SGPA = 8.56 From 24 Credits
-----------------------------------------
Final CGPA = 1378.68/186 = 7.41
-----------------------------------------
So,
Before Exemption CGPA = 7.18
After Exemption CGPA = 7.41
Hope this solved your query.
You can check even with the previous R16 CMM & grades by manually calculating them.
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If you are in urgent need of memos kind of going for higher studies or else you want to join in a job then got for exemption. If not write the supple & clear them. It's upto you based on your requirement.Should I opt for exemption of subjects or should I go for advance supply what is the best option in my case?
Yes it would get delayed because CMM, PC will be issued only after results of supple exams are announced.Or if I go for supply will I receive my provisional certificate late(delayed)?