1. Project Proposal (15-20%): This includes the evaluation of the project's objectives, methodology, scope, and feasibility. Clarity, organization, and adherence to the project guidelines are assessed.
2. Literature Review (15-20%): The project's review of relevant literature and research is evaluated for its depth, relevance, and critical analysis. The ability to identify and synthesize existing knowledge is considered.
3. Research Methodology (15-20%): The appropriateness of the research methods and techniques employed in the project is assessed. This includes the choice of data collection methods, sampling, data analysis techniques, and justification for the chosen approach.
4. Data Collection and Analysis (20-25%): The quality of data collection, the accuracy and reliability of data analysis, and the interpretation of results are evaluated. The rigor of the research process and the use of appropriate statistical tools are considered.
5. Report Writing and Presentation (15-20%): The project report or dissertation is assessed for its organization, clarity, logical flow, and adherence to academic writing standards. The quality of the presentation, visual aids, and the ability to effectively communicate the project findings are also evaluated.
6. Viva-Voce Examination (10-15%): The oral defense of the project involves a viva-voce examination by the evaluation panel. The student's ability to articulate the project's objectives, defend their findings, and engage in a knowledgeable discussion about their research is assessed.
It's important to note that the specific weightage assigned to each criterion may vary across departments and individual project evaluations. Students should refer to their specific department guidelines and consult with their project supervisors for precise details on the project marks distribution.