In health and TVET programmes the OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) usually carries its own weight inside a parent component — for example 37.5% of Continuous Assessment or 33.3% of the Semester Examination — and often carries a separate pass rule.
Configurable example (CA 40% / SE 60% with OSCE-style practicals). Weights, minimums and grade bands are institution-configurable and must be matched to each programme's authoritative regulations before official use.
Example: an OSCE scored 60/100 inside the Semester Examination contributes 60% × 33.3% internal weight = 20 weighted marks. The scheme's practical group rule separately requires at least 50% on practicals regardless of the written theory score.
Clinical competence cannot be compensated by written theory in most health programmes — the practical pass is a safety requirement. This example enforces it as a separate-pass group.
Yes — and on Result Forum they remain distinct components with unique internal ids (ca_practical_osce and se_final_practical_osce) even though both display 'OSCE'.