How your professor will examine you
Final paper pattern (100 marks)
Mark distribution
| Part | What | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Objective | 25 MCQs | 25 |
| Q3 | 3 parts — case studies | 30 (3×10) |
| Q4 | 2 parts — case studies | 30 (2×15) |
| Q5 | 1 part — bigger case (often Naive Bayes) | 15 |
| Total | 100 |
Rules of the game (from your brief)
- No theoretical dump — answers should apply concepts to scenarios.
- All case studies in subjective section.
- One Naive Bayes question — practice the full frequency → prior → likelihood product → decision pipeline.
- Q3 has 3 parts, Q4 has 2 parts, Q5 has 1 part.
Writing style that scores: define symbols → write formula/algorithm steps → show numbers or a small diagram → conclude in one clear sentence tied to the case.
What usually appears where
Q3 mixGA / 8-Queens / TSP / KR / propositional case
Q4 mixFOL / unification / Perceptron / K-NN
Q5Naive Bayes full numeric case (+ maybe contrast K-means)
MCQsAcross entire final syllabus + a few mid ideas
Roman English — paper pattern short
Total 100: 25 MCQs + 75 subjective. Subjective theory ratta nahi — case studies. Q3 teen parts, Q4 do parts, Q5 ek bada part. Ek Naive Bayes question pakka prepare rakho with numbers.