The evaluation will be based on your performance in the "end examinations". The end examination of courses will have theory or practical or both the components. Usually the theory examination will be followed by practical examination. The theory and practical examination for each course will be of 100 marks. The examination of all the courses will be conducted on examination centres declared by the YCMOU. The time table of examination and details of examination centres will be communicated to all the study centres in due course of time. The course wise details of the end examination are given in below table.

TM : The theory examination will be conducted and controlled by YCMOU. The paper will have 50 multiple-choice questions. Each question will carry two marks. The paper will carry maximum of 100 marks. The duration of the paper will be 1 hour.

TD : The theory examination will be conducted and controlled by YCMOU. The theory paper will have two sections. Section one will have 25 multiple-choice questions of 2 marks each, thus maximum marks carried by this section would be 50. The section two will carry descriptive questions having total of 50 marks. Thus the two sections together will carry maximum of 100 marks. The section containing multiple-choice questions will have duration of 30 minutes and other section carrying descriptive questions will have duration of 90 minutes. Total duration of paper is 2 hours.

PU : The practical examination will be conducted and controlled by YCMOU. It will carry maximum of 100 marks and will have duration of 3 and half hours.

PS : Practical examination will be organized, and conducted by the study centre at the end of each module / course. It will carry maximum 100 marks. YCMOU will send Guidelines regarding conduct and assessment to the Study Centres . The centre will also carry out assessment of the student and send marks to the YCMOU. The marks of these courses will be reported in the mark sheet issued by YCMOU but will not be considered for calculation of final result.

CS : Student is supposed to work on a case study related to the concerned course. The case study will carry maximum 100 marks. The student should try to solve a given case study problem by carrying out analysis, design, coding, testing of prototype. The student should also prepare a write-up (report) on the case study. The report should specify details about the activities carried out by the student. The report should be submitted to the study center for evaluation. The examination for "case study" will be organized, and conducted by the study centre at the end of the semester. It will carry maximum 100 marks. The centre will send marks to the YCMOU. The marks of these courses will be reported in the mark sheet issued by YCMOU but will not be considered for calculation of final result.