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GUIDELINES FOR
THE CANDIDATES FOR ON LINE EXAMINATION FOR DOEACC CCC COURSE
Computer
Aided Paperless Examination System (CAPES) i.e on-line examination
will be conducted for testing the students for the CCC Course.
It is an Online Examination system, fully computerized, user friendly
having advanced security features making it fair, transparent
and standardized.
A. General information:
a) The Duration of examination
is 90 minutes.
i) The examination will
comprise of Objective Type questions, which include Multiple
choice and True-False Type questions.
ii) The Examination is
of 100 Marks, having 100 questions divided into 02 Sections
with each section comprising of 50 questions of 01 mark each.
iii) The Subjects
or topics covered in the exam will be as per the Syllabus.
iv) There will be NO
NEGATIVE MARKING for the wrong answers.
B. CAPES Information
& Instructions:
i) The examination does
not require using any paper, pen, pencil and calculator.
ii) Every student will
take the examination on a single Computer terminal / PC.
iii) The students need
to have Mouse Using Skill.
iv) On computer screen
every examinee will be given objective type questions,
which include Multiple choice and True-False Type questions.
v) Each student will get
questions in different order selected randomly from a fixed
Question Databank.
vi) The students just
need to use the mouse and click on the Right Choice / Correct
option from the multiple choices /options given with each
question.
vi.i) Objective types of questions presently consist
of Multiple Choice and True/False type questions. The DOEACC Society
is in the process of enhancing its base of Questions and types
of Questions and soon other type of Objective type Questions e.g.
matching the information in two tables, filling in the blanks,
etc. shall also be included in the Question Databank.
vi.ii The answers to the questions are to be marked by clicking
the appropriate radio button.
vi.iii) For Multiple Choice Questions, each question
has four options, and the candidate has to click the appropriate
option.
vi.iv) For True/False Type Questions, each question has two options,
and the candidate has to click appropriate option.
C. The
sequence of steps to be followed by each examinee for appearing
in Examination using CAPES will be as
follows:
a) The students will have
to enter their Roll Number on the screen displayed.
b) The student's details appear on the screen,
which will be verified by invigilator.
c) The examinee will get
Instructions to guide through the test.
d) The Time of
the examination begins only when the 'Start Test' button
is pressed.
e) The examinee proceeds
answering the questions one by one by clicking on the small
grey circle next to the chosen answer.
f) The examinee can move
to First, Last, Previous, Next and Un-answered questions
by clicking on the buttons with respective labels displayed on
screen throughout the test.
g) The answers can
be changed at any time during the test and are saved automatically.
h) It is possible to Review
the answered as well as the Un-answered questions.
D The Time
remaining is shown in the Right Top Corner of the screen.
E The system
automatically shuts down when the time limit is over OR alternatively
if examinee finishes the exam before time he can quit by pressing
the 'End Test' button.
Notes:
a) The students will be given Pre Examination
Demonstration & Instructions just before entering the
examination hall for taking the CAPES test.
b) The students shall
be called as per the time-schedule below:
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BATCH
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2ND
BATCH
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3RD
BATCH
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4TH
BATCH
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5TH
BATCH
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Time |
7:45 AM
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9:35 AM
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11:25 AM
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1:45 PM
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3:35 PM
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| Exam Time |
08:00 AM to 09:30 AM
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09:50 AM to 11:20 AM
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11:40 AM to 01:10 PM
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02:00 PM to 03:30 PM
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03:50 PM to 05:20 PM
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Instructions
Delivery : All the
candidates reporting for examinations will be made acquainted
with the system using the instruction booklet for duration of
15 minutes. Any doubts regarding the system should be clarified
here during this time only. A gap of 20 minutes is given between
each batch. The student not reporting in for each batch for the
Demonstration and Instruction shall have no right to ask for a
demonstration again.
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