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    This document provides details about the PEV-107 Verbal Ability II course, including its objectives, outcomes, content, assessment tasks, and equivalence. The course is worth 3 credits and involves 1-2 hours per week of lecture and tutorial. It aims to develop students' verbal communication skills through exercises in sentence structure, vocabulary, reading comprehension, speech, and writing. Students will be assessed through four compulsory computer-based tests worth 30 marks each, a mid-term exam of 15 marks, an end-term exam of 40 marks, and class participation of 15 marks. Students scoring 80% or higher on an AMCAT test will be exempted from all assessments.

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    This document provides details about the PEV-107 Verbal Ability II course, including its objectives, outcomes, content, assessment tasks, and equivalence. The course is worth 3 credits and involves 1-2 hours per week of lecture and tutorial. It aims to develop students' verbal communication skills through exercises in sentence structure, vocabulary, reading comprehension, speech, and writing. Students will be assessed through four compulsory computer-based tests worth 30 marks each, a mid-term exam of 15 marks, an end-term exam of 40 marks, and class participation of 15 marks. Students scoring 80% or higher on an AMCAT test will be exempted from all assessments.

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    This document provides details about the PEV-107 Verbal Ability II course, including its objectives, outcomes, content, assessment tasks, and equivalence. The course is worth 3 credits and involves 1-2 hours per week of lecture and tutorial. It aims to develop students' verbal communication skills through exercises in sentence structure, vocabulary, reading comprehension, speech, and writing. Students will be assessed through four compulsory computer-based tests worth 30 marks each, a mid-term exam of 15 marks, an end-term exam of 40 marks, and class participation of 15 marks. Students scoring 80% or higher on an AMCAT test will be exempted from all assessments.

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    PEV – 107

    VERBAL ABILITY II

    No. of Credits- 3
    Objectives
    Course Details
    LTP 1-2-0 L – Lecture T – Tutorial P – Practical /Workshop
    Course Outcomes
    CO1 :: recall sentences to form paragraphs
    reflecting different patterns of organization by
    using distinct transition words

    CO2 :: examine the elements of an effective


    articulation in professional conversation

    CO3 :: apply the learned strategies of skimming


    and scanning to discover the general idea and to
    find specific information in a familiar text
    CO4 :: analyze simple sentences containing
    learned vocabulary and using appropriate
    grammatical structures in speaking and writing

    CO5 :: evaluate the different strategies to


    understand new vocabulary and grammatical
    structures in context

    CO6 :: compose grammatically structured


    questions related to basic needs and respond
    appropriately using short phrases and sentences
    Course content before MTE
    Unit 1: Sentence Correction
    Unit 2: Voice and Accent/Stress and
    Intonation
    Unit 3: Vocabulary
    Email writing
    MTE( Mid Term Examinations)
    Course content after MTE

    Unit 4: Essay Writing


    Reading Comprehension
    Unit 5 : Direct-Indirect Speech
    Cover letter
    Unit 6: Critical Reasoning
    Details of Academic Task(s)
    CA Pattern
    Acad Objective Detail of Nature of Academic Academic Marks
    emic Academic Task Task Task
    Task Mode
    To assess
    CA1 competitive MCQs-Unit 1 Objective Offline 30
    skills of students
    To test student’s
    ability to
    CA2 comprehend and Speaking Evening/ Saturday offline 30
    present ideas on
    given topics
    To assess Essay Writing &
    Subjective &
    CA3 competitive Reading Offline 30
    Objective
    skills of students Comprehension
    To assess
    CA4 competitive MCQs-Unit 5,6 Objective Offline 30
    skills of students
    Note: All the four CAs have equal
    weightage and hence are compulsory.
    Weightage distribution:
    CAs — 30 marks
    MTE— 15 marks
    ETE— 40 marks
    Class participation— 15 marks
    Course Equivalence

    AMCAT
    Eligibility- 80% and more in Test
    All ATs are exempted
    Students’ Role

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