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The Internal Assessment Test for Python Programming (VSEC202) for First Year Engineering students from Divisions A, C, and D is scheduled between March 12 and March 28, 2026. Students are required to write pseudocode and implement a Python program that includes specific programming concepts. Attendance is mandatory, and failure to attend will result in academic consequences.
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Python Question Paper

The Internal Assessment Test for Python Programming (VSEC202) for First Year Engineering students from Divisions A, C, and D is scheduled between March 12 and March 28, 2026. Students are required to write pseudocode and implement a Python program that includes specific programming concepts. Attendance is mandatory, and failure to attend will result in academic consequences.
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NOTIFICATION

Date of Display: 09.03.2026 Date of Withdrawal: 29.03.2026

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST TIME TABLE


Attention:

All eligible students of First Year Engineering (Semester II) from Division A, C, and D
are hereby informed that the Internal Assessment Test for Python Programming (VSEC202) will
be conducted as per the schedule given below.

Day Time Division


Date
10.00 AM To 12.00 Noon.
12.03.2026 Thursday A
10.00 AM To 12.00 Noon.
16. 03.2026 Monday C
03.00 PM To 04.00 PM.
28. 03.2026 Saturday D

Format of the Test:

 First 1 hour: Students must write the pseudocode of the program on the answer sheet.
 Next 1 hour: Students must write and execute the Python program using any Python
interpreter and successfully run the program.

Students may choose any program/problem from the practical list as given in the syllabus, but the
program must include the following concepts in the code: conditional statements, loops (for and
while), list, dictionary, function, global variable, and text or CSV file handling.

Note: Students Attendance for the examination is compulsory; if student fail to attend the exam,
College/Department will not be responsible for any academic loss.

Subject Teacher
Python Programming (VSEC202) Sessional Exam Coordinator

Principal
F. E. HOD Controller of Examination Gharda Institute of Technology

Cc to: 1. Display on boards.


2. Circulate amongst concern supporting staff
3. Amol Salunkhe –to display on website
Department of Applied Sciences and Humanities
Internal Assessment Test- 2025-26
Sub: - Python Programming (VSEC202) Sem-II Date: -As per Schedule
FOR A, C, D Divisions Time: 2 Hours Maximum Marks: 20

1. Write a Python program for any ONE problem from the practical list given below.
The program must include conditional statements, loops (for and while), list, dictionary, function,
global variable, and text file or CSV file handling.

Question CO Bloom’s Level PO WK Marks


Q1 CO3, CO4 L6 (Create/Develop) PO1, PO3, PO5 WK5, WK6 20

Instructions

1. First 1 hour: Write the pseudocode/algorithm on the answer sheet. (5 Marks)


2. Next 1 hour: Implement the Python program and run it successfully on any Python
interpreter. (15 Marks)

 Students may choose any ONE program/problem from the practical list given in the
syllabus.
 The program must include the following concepts:
 Conditional statements (1 Mark)
 Loops (for and while) (2 Mark)
 List (2 Mark)
 Dictionary (3 Mark)
 Function (3 Mark)
 Global Variable (1 Mark)
 Text or CSV File Handling (3 Mark)

1 Personalized Greeting Generator 10 Triangle Pattern Generator Using Loops


Number Type Identifier (Even/Odd using
2 Calculating Areas of Geometric Figures 11 conditions/loops)
Developing Conversion Utilities
3 (Currency, Temp, Length) 12 Character Type Identifier (if-else-if ladder)
Calculating Gross Salary of an Multiplication Table Generator (using
4 Employee 13 loops)
Fibonacci Sequence Generator (using
5 Calculating Simple Interest 14 while loop)
Exploring Basic Arithmetic Operations
6 in Python 15 Factorial Generator (using functions/loops)

7 Task List Manager (Lists and Tuples) 16 Prime Number Analyzer (using functions)
Student Enrollment Manager (Sets &
8 Set Operations) 17 Simple Calculator Using Functions
Student Record Keeper (Dictionaries for Interactive Guessing Game (Loops and
9 grades/attendance) 18 Conditional logic)

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