Teacher Education University gets 12 (B) status thehindu.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thehindu.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
‘Students won’t be allowed to clear arrears without taking online exams’
Updated:
Updated:
April 16, 2021 01:31 IST
2.66 lakh students have already appeared for the tests and the rest will be made to in the second schedule, State tells HC
Share Article
AAA
The court was told the government earlier decided to cancel arrear exams, considering the threat posed by COVID-1
2.66 lakh students have already appeared for the tests and the rest will be made to in the second schedule, State tells HC
The State government on Thursday informed the Madras High Court that students from arts and science colleges would not be allowed to clear arrears without appearing for online examinations. It said 2,66,339 students from 10 different universities in the State had already appeared in the first schedule of the examinations conducted since October 2020, and the rest 1,93,370 students would be made to appear in the second schedule.
Almost all varsities have accepted government decision to cancel arrear exams, Madras High Court told
Updated:
Updated:
Option of supplementary examinations too were given, says State government
Share Article
Option of supplementary examinations too were given, says State government
The State government on Thursday told the Madras High Court that the Syndicates of almost all universities in the State had accepted a decision taken by it on August 26, 2020, to cancel arrear exams for a large contingent of college students due to the COVID-19 threat.
The universities had also declared ‘all pass’ by awarding marks based on current internal assessment and previous semester external marks. Evaluations were done accordingly, and the results were also declared in October 2020.