Keep laboratory notes current
Lab work is graded through the term, not only at the end. Updating records after each session removes end-term pressure.
Schedule
A week that balances lectures, practicals and study.
Each batch follows a published weekly time table: theory periods, laboratory blocks in fixed slots, tutorial periods and library hours. Changes are notified in writing before the affected class.
- Fixed laboratory slots
Laboratory periods are scheduled at the same time each week so equipment and faculty are always available.
- Tutorial periods
Short tutorial slots are built into the week for doubt-clearing instead of extra hours at the end of the day.
- Change notices
Any change to the time table is notified by the department with the reason and the new slot.
Using the week
Habits that make the schedule work
Use tutorial slots
Bring your doubts to the tutorial period. It is the fastest way to fix a misunderstanding before it spreads.
Protect revision hours
Mark two hours a week for revision of the previous unit. Small, regular blocks are more reliable than weekend cramming.