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Strategy

BaKaPlan - Baithne Ka Plan

BaKaPlan generate seating plan on the basis of subject code. All strategies allocate seats acording to subject code whether it is continuous or dis-continuous subjects. Simplest strategy is Cushy. If examination has multiple set of subject then this is best.

Strategies of seating plan for examination

  1. Cushy
  2. Flip Flop
  3. Triplet
  4. Quad-let
  5. Serpentine

Cushy


Description

Cushy means easy. This is the simplest strategy. In this strategy, seating plan is done continuously. For example, seating plan is done by allocating all roll nos. of first subject code then continuous with 2nd subject code and so on.

Requirement

  • Minimum 1 Class/Branch with minimum 1 subject code.

When to use

  • When there is only one subject code.
  • If examination has multiple sets of subjects.
  • If seats in examination has more space between them.
  • When there are equal seats with total students means there are no more extra rooms/seats.
  • When only there is only one class for seating plan.

When not to use

  • When there is any entrance examination.
  • When there is no sets/codes for subjects.

Example of 4 * 4 room

      1      2      3      4

1     A      A      A      B

2     A      A      B      B

3     A      A      B      B

4     A      A      B      B

Here A is 1st subject code and B is second subject code. And this is continuous to C, D and so.

Flip Flop


Description

Flip Flop is the second strategy. In this strategy, seating plan is done by mixing two subject codes i.e. 1st subject code, 2nd subject code, 1st subject code and so on.

Requirement

  • Minimum 2 classes or 1 class with 2 subject codes.

When to use

  • When there are minimum 2 subject codes.
  • When there is only one set for each subject in examination

Example of 4 * 4 room

      1      2      3      4

1     A      B      A      B

2     B      A      B      A

3     A      B      A      B

4     B      A      B      A

Here A is 1st subject code and B is second subject code.

Triplet


Description

Triplet means combination of 3 subject codes. Their is no seating plan with continuous subject code.

Requirement

  • Minimum 3 classes with 1 subject each or minimum 3 subject codes.
  • Must have extra rooms if required.

When to use

  • When there are not sets or different codes for same subject code.
  • When there are minimum 3 classes.
  • When extra rooms are available.

Example of 4 * 4 room

      1      2      3      4

1     A      C      A      C

2     B      A      B      A

3     C      B      C      B

4     A      C      A      C
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