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YOGI VEMANA UNIVERSITY
VEMANAPURAM, KADAPA 516 003
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS SCIENCES
REGULATIONS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION (M.P.Ed.) (TWO YEARS COURSE)
(To come into effect from the academic year 2014-2015)
Regulation -1 : Admission into the programme
a) A Candidates seeking admission into Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.) two year Course should have passed the Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) from any recognized University in India, securing a minimum of 55% percent of marks.
b) Candidates who have participated in Inter National / Nationals / Inter University sports and games will have relaxation of 5% marks and weightage will be given for the candidates who secured 1st , 2nd and 3rd positions in the above mentioned levels.
c) Each candidate shall submit physical fitness certificate issued by a Doctor not below the rank of Assistant Civil Surgeon at the time of admission.
d) Candidates shall be selected through the Y V U P G C E T.
Regulation 2 : Scheme of Instructions
a) The Scheme of instruction shall be for the duration of two academic years, each consisting of two semesters i.e. four semesters for the course. In each semester, there shall be 90 instruction days of 6 hours a day including 1 hour 30 minutes for practical classes in the morning and 1 hour 30 minutes for practical classes in the evening and 3 hours for theory classes including days allotted for internal assessment tests, seminars and field works but excluding preparation holidays. The inter-semester break in any academic year shall be one week only.
b) The syllabi, list of texts and reference books for the study are prescribed by the University from time to time.
c) M.P.Ed., Courses is totally residential in nature as the program runs from 6-00 AM to 6-00 PM on all working days.
d) The course of study consists of Theory and Practical.
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Regulation 3 : Scheme of Examination
The number of theory papers, practical in Games / Sports, and maximum
marks in each theory paper and each practical are given in semester wise.
a) In each semester there shall be three (3) theory papers and three (3) practical in Games/Sports. Each theory paper and each practical shall carry 100 Marks of which 25 Marks are allotted for internal assessment and 75 marks are allotted for University semester end examinations. In IV Semester students should select either Sports Sociology or Dissertation as Paper XII.
b) Each practical examination in I, II, III and IV semesters shall be conducted in
two games / Sports on playing ability, coaching ability, officiating ability,
record and viva-voce examination for 100 marks in which 25 marks internal
and 75 marks external and shall be assessed by both internal and external
examiners. Practical examination on coaching ability in any one of the game
/ sport taught during I, II, and III semesters shall be conducted for 100 marks
in which 25 marks internal and 75 marks external and shall be assessed by
both internal and external examiners. In IV semester practical examination in
the game of specialization shall be conducted on playing ability, coaching
ability, officiating ability, record and viva-voce examination for 100 marks in
which 25 marks internal and 75 marks external and shall be assessed by both
internal and external examiners.
c) There shall be two internal assessment tests for each theory paper and the
better performed of the two shall be considered for the award of internal
marks.
d) Third week of Third Semester will be the last date for submission of title with
research proposal with the name and designation of guide/supervisor. The
last date for the submission of Dissertation will be within 15 days from the
last Theory examination paper of Fourth Semester. Dissertation must be
submitted with the signature of the guide/supervisor.
e) Five typewritten copies of the Dissertation together with two copies of the
abstract (one for the Department Library and one for the University Library)
shall be submitted through the Department. Dissertation shall be valued by
one Internal and one External Examiner. The Internal Examiner should be the
candidate Guide/ Supervisor.
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f) If any student fails to appear in both the internal assessment tests for
whatsoever the reason he/she shall be deemed to have secured Zero and no
supplementary internal assessment tests shall be conducted.
g) Separate internal examination shall be conducted for practical.
SEMESTER I
Course Code
Title of the paper Hours Internal Assessment
University Exam
Total Marks
17001 Research Process in Physical Education & Sports
3 25 75 100
17002 Science of Sports Training 3 25 75 100
17003 Sports Psychology 3 25 75 100
17001P Volleyball -- 25 75 100
17002P Athletics -- 25 75 100
17003P Coaching ability - I -- 25 75 100 Total 600
SEMESTER II
Course Code
Title of the paper Hours Internal Assessment
University Exam
Total Marks
27001 Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education & Sports
3 25 75 100
27002 Exercise Physiology and sports Medicine
3 25 75 100
27003 Yoga and Meditation 3 25 75 100
27001P Kabaddi -- 25 75 100
27002P Cricket -- 25 75 100
27003P Coaching ability - II -- 25 75 100
Total 600
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SEMESTER III
Course Code
Title of the paper Hours Internal Assessment
University Exam
Total Marks
37001 Statistics in Physical Education & Sports
3 25 75 100
37002 Biomechanics and Applied Kinesiology in Physical Education & Sports
3 25 75 100
37003 Computer Applications in Physical Education & Sports.
3 25 75 100
37001P Basketball -- 25 75 100
37002P Football -- 25 75 100
37003P Coaching ability - III -- 25 75 100
Total 600
SEMESTER IV
47001 Sports Management 3 25 75 100
47002 Sports Injuries and Management 3 25 75 100
47003 Sports Sociology / Dissertation (Including viva-voce)
3 25 75 100
47001P Kho-Kho -- 25 75 100
47002P Hockey -- 25 75 100
47003P Game of Specialization -- 25 75 100
Total 600 Grand Total 1st Year 1200 + 2nd Year 1200 = 2400
Guidelines for the preparation of Record in the game of specialization :
1. Origin and History 2. Development of the Game. 3. Basic skills 4. Advanced skills 5. Drills 6. Lead up Games 7. Tactics and strategies 8. Measurement, lay out and Maintenance of the Field / Court 9. Rules and Regulations. 10. Officiating Signals Duties of the officials 11. National and Inter National Tournaments and Results 12. Awards
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Guidelines for the preparation of Record other than game of specialization :
1) History
2) Basic skills
3) Advanced skills
4) Drills
5) Lead up Games
6) Measurement of the Field/Court
7) Rules of the Games
8) Officiating Signals Duties of the officials
Regulation 4 : Attendances
a) A candidate shall get 75% attendance in each semester in all the papers
/practicals/seminars.
b) Condonation of shortage of attendance for theory classes alone may be
recommended by the head of department and head of the institution on
medical grounds or other genuine reasons provided the students puts up
62.5% of attendance in all the theory papers.
c) The condonation of shortage of attendance is not allowed in case of
practical attendance. However the student shall put up 75% of attendance
by attending extra classes on preparatory holidays/vacation period etc. by
paying extra tuition fee. If necessary, such candidate shall be permitted to
attend the practical examinations after the fulfillment of the requirements.
Regulation 5 : Promotion
A student shall be eligible for promotion to the next semester, if, he/she satisfies the
requirements as stipulated in Regulation 4 in the semester and shall register for the
semester and University examinations. The candidate shall register at the beginning of each
semester by paying the prescribed fee in the office of the principal and submitting the
details in the pro- forma.
Regulation 6: Evaluation
a) The setting of question papers shall be always by external examiners.
b) In any semester, papers shall be ordinarily two valuations (i.e. valued by two
examiners). The practical shall be valued by both external and internal examiners.
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c) The dissertation, if any, submitted by the student shall be valued by both external
and internal examiners including viva-voce.
d) Internal assessment tests shall be conducted by the concerned teacher of the
department and the date communicated by the Principal of the college. These
internal assessment marks shall be communicated to the Controller of Examinations
one week before the commencement of the semester end University examinations.
e) The syllabi, model question paper and date of examinations for the internal tests
shall be decided by the Principal in consultation with the Head of the Department.
Regulation 7: Qualification for a pass
A candidate shall fulfill the following requirements for a pass...
a) A candidate appearing for