What are Atkt rules in Mumbai University?

A) A student shall be allowed to keep term (ATKT) in Third Year only if he/she fails in not more than Two Subjects in each of semester I and semester II of First Year. And he/she must have passed Second Year semester III and semester IV in full. he/she must have passed First Year semester I and semester II in full.

How many Atkt can a student carry forward in next year?

ATKT Rule for 2 year & 2 12 Years program: A student of 15 year (Semester – 1 & 2) will be allowed to next year irrespective of backlogs at the first year.

What is difference between backlog and Atkt?

Some universities call it ATKT (allowed to keep term), some call it CP (Carry Papers), some call it backlog etc. If the fail papers are more, a student is declared as Failed or Dropped and not allowed to move ahead unless he clears his backlogs.

What are the rules for ATKT in Mumbai University?

The rules for the ATKT (Allow To Keep Terms) are very simple. These rules are applicable on all courses (except engineering) offered by Mumbai University. These are: If you have more than 2 KT in each semester then you can’t progress for the next year. You will get dropped out from college.

What happens if I have more than 2 kt in Mumbai University?

These rules are applicable on all courses (except engineering) offered by Mumbai University. These are: If you have more than 2 KT in each semester then you can’t progress for the next year. You will get dropped out from college. (There is no need to worry, I had drop too) You will have to appear for the exam again (in that drop year).

Can I Carry my ATKT from 1st year to 3rd year?

This is applicable for all 4 years of Engineering. Likewise there is a rule that you cannot carry your First year ATKT in the Third year even if you have 1 ATKT.. You have to clear your First year’s ATKT till Second year completion that is till 4th semester..

What is atatkt in UPSC?

ATKT stands for Allowed To Keep Terms in which a pre-graduation or graduation student is promoted to the next grade even if the student has backlogs in 1 to 4 subjects. However, for promotion into further grades, the student has to clear all the previous backlogs.