Saint Claret College, Ziro · Arunachal Pradesh
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Saint Claret College (Autonomous), Ziro Re-accredited by NAAC with Grade 'A' || Recognized under UGC 2(f) & 12(B) || Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar || A Claretian Institute of Higher Education
Admission 2026-27

Saint Claret College, Ziro

End-Semester Examination (ESE)

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End-Semester Examination (ESE)

Assessment & examination

The End Semester Examination (ESE) carries 80 of the 100 marks for each course. Here is what it takes to become eligible, register, receive your admit card, and progress through the semester.

Eligibility for ESE

A student will be permitted to take the End Semester Examination provided she/he has:

Completed the CIA requirements.
A minimum of 75% attendance in each course of that particular semester.
Paid the prescribed examination fee for the courses registered.
No dues pending with the College.
Good standing as a student.

Examination Registration

Online Exam Form available on the College ERP — sccz.linways.com.
Prescribed examination fee to be paid online or at the College Office.

Admit Cards

Once the Exam Office approves the application for ESE and releases the Admit Cards, they are issued to the student one week before the commencement of the ESE. To receive the Admit Card, a student should have fulfilled the following:

Clear all dues to the College (fees or fines).
Produce the No Due Certificate, duly signed by the HoDs of concerned departments, Librarian, Canteen Authority, Cashier, Hostel Warden (if applicable), and any other department/centre owed dues.
Produce the College ID card for verification.

Results & Progression

Publication of Results

The Examinations Office ensures results are published on the ERP.
Students receive their results online in their personal ERP login.

Progression

A student not permitted to appear for the ESE must repeat the semester to be eligible next time.
A student who appears for the ESE and passes all courses progresses to the next semester.
Students who fail one or more courses progress to the next higher semester, but must appear for and clear the failed course(s) when next offered.

Additional Guidelines

A student has a maximum of three chances (excluding the first appearance) to clear a back paper.
Students must complete their Undergraduate Degree Programme within 6 academic years from the date of admission.
If a student clears the sixth (final) semester examination before clearing all back papers, the final result is withheld by the College until all back papers are cleared.