Hello aspirant,

You can take leave for exams. But they may not give one week leave you have to adjust with the situation. Atleast try to get leave on the day of exam. Now a days rotational shift jobs are trending. In this pandemic most of the employees are doing Work From Home. So shift doesn't matter much in this case. If it is work from office job then day shift is preferred but for night shift many companies are providing cab facilities so need not worry.

Hope this information helped you.

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Yeah! In most of the colleges the attendances are taken by the teachers before the starting of every class. Also some colleges offer slog sheets for the students to sign it during practical classes and other stuffs to record their attendance. In colleges attendance is treated to be a eligibility to sit for semester examinations.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Dear,

The theme of Hassan attendance problem is "negligence of the student" Story witten by Mrs. Sudha Murthy. She is a teacher, social worker and a philanthropist.Her humbleness reflects in her writing. Hassan was a student whose main issue was lack of attendance in class. In this chapter, in each meeting in the school, Hassan would argue with his teacher to give him attendance and promised to be more punctual next time.

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Dear student,

If 75% attendance is compulsory, then if we calculate for a week you need to attend your classes for 5.25 days. Which means that you cannot take a leave of 2 days a week every week, otherwise your attendance will drop below 75%. If we round off this criteria to the nearest whole number, you can take a leave 7 days in 4 weeks, that means for three weeks you can take a leave of 2 days but for the fourth one you can only take a day's leave.

Hi Dear,

Yes, It is mandatory for students to atleast have 75% attendance in class 10th. As per the rules laid down by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, the students have to complete 75% in both the terms of the session. Any student in default will not be allowed to sit for SSC exams.

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Hi. According to the college prospectus, the attendance criteria is as follows:

• "Attendance at all college lectures, tutorials, practicals, examinations etc is compulsory.
• A minimum attendance of 75% in each term is required from the student, failing which strict action will be taken.
• The actions include the detention of the student and withholding permission to appear for examination. "

As you can see the institute (like most in India) is serious about the students' attendance.

Vidya Prasarak Mandal TMC Law College, Thane is a NAAC "C" graded Institute. As per University guideline the minimum requirement of attendance is 75 percent.  There is some respite for absence due to health reasons in GLC and ILS. However if you fall short of the required attendance the college shall bar you from attempting the exams for that particular semester without clearing the backlogs or can charge an amount of money.

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Hi Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned college name it is difficult to say.However on a general tone 70% attendance is mandatory in each semester of the the course and it is mandatory to attain 70 % in order to be eligible to sit for the exams.This is as per the Rulesof Legal Education of the Bar Council .

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Hello Sarojini,

The UGC publishes and reviews guidelines each year and the guidelines on working hours of an assistant professor are

UGC Regulation for Workload of an Assistant Professor

1. The workload of the teachers in full employment should not be less than 40 hours a week for 30 working weeks (180 teaching days) in an academic year.

2. It should be necessary for the teacher to be available for at least 7 hours daily in the University/ College as follows:

At least 2 hours for mentoring of students (minimum 15 students per coordinator) for Community Development/ Extra Curricular Activities/ library consultation in case of Under Graduate Courses.

At least 2 hours for research in case of Post Graduate courses, for which necessary space and infrastructure should be provided by the University/College.

3. The minimum direct teaching-learning process hours should be as follows:

Assistant Professor - 16 hours

Associate Professor and Professor - 14 hours

4. A relaxation of two hours in the workload may be given to Professors and Associate Professors who are actively involved in extension activities and administration.