For engineering colleges, CampusHub covers AICTE-pattern credit programmes, laboratory and elective scheduling, NBA outcome-based tables mapping course outcomes to programme outcomes, placement drives with defensible statistics, and the backlog tracking that a four-year programme accumulates.
It generates NBA tables from your records. Attainment targets and the quality of what they show remain the institution’s.
An engineering college is judged on two things it publishes: its accreditation status and its placement figures. Both are computed from data that usually lives in three places and agrees in none of them.
NBA asks you to map course outcomes to programme outcomes and demonstrate attainment with evidence. The pedagogy is a faculty matter; the evidence is an arithmetic exercise across every assessment in every course.
Done at submission time, it is a fortnight of work and the attainment figures are reverse-engineered. Done as marks are entered — with each assessment question mapped to a course outcome — the attainment tables generate, and they show what actually happened.
By the sixth semester a substantial minority of students carry backlogs, sometimes across three different semesters, sometimes under two different regulation versions after a scheme change.
Tracking backlogs per credit course rather than per semester is what keeps this tractable. It also means eligibility for a placement drive with a "no standing backlogs" criterion is a fact the system can check rather than a question the placement cell asks the exam cell.
Phrased the way they arrive, answered so each one stands on its own.
Yes. Assessment questions map to course outcomes and course outcomes to programme outcomes, so attainment tables generate from marks as they are entered rather than being reconstructed before a submission.
Backlogs are tracked per credit course, and a student continues under the regulation they were admitted to. Two regulation versions run side by side for as long as students remain under the earlier one.
Yes. A "no standing backlogs" criterion is checked against the record at registration for a drive, so ineligible students are not shortlisted and then removed.
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