Bachelor of Hotel Management-MWU(BHM)

Grading System

Mid-West University employs a comprehensive evaluation system for its BHM program, combining both internal and external assessments to ensure a holistic appraisal of student performance. Each course is evaluated with equal weightage: 50% from internal assessments and 50% from external examinations. Internal evaluations encompass assignments, presentations, case studies, term papers, tests, and seminars, conducted collaboratively by faculty members and college administration. External evaluations are standardized written examinations administered at the end of each semester. To be eligible for the semester-end examinations, students must fulfill the following criteria: Achieve a minimum of 80% attendance in all classes. Edusanjal Secure at least 50% marks in internal evaluations. Ensure completion of the previous semester's final examination before proceeding to the next.

Student performance is categorized based on the percentage achieved in the final evaluation. The university awards academic divisions accordingly: students who score 90% and above are placed in the Distinction category. Those obtaining between 70% and 89.9% fall under the First Division, while scores ranging from 60% to 69.9% are classified as Second Division. Students who achieve between 50% and 59.9% are considered to have passed. Any score below 50% results in a failing grade. This classification reflects the student's overall academic achievement during the course.