Calicut University releases revised schedule for PG exams, check details here

According to the timetable released by the Calicut University, the examinations for the MA/ MSc/ MSW/ MCJ/ MTTM/ MBE/ MTHM Regular/ Supplementary/ Improvement (CUCSS-PG) will be conducted by the university in the afternoon session of June 2, 2020, while the M.Com Regular/Supplementary/Improvement (CUCSS-PG) examinations for April 200 will be conducted in the morning session of June 2, 2020.

Calicut University released the revised time table for the fourth semester MA, MBE, MCom, MSc, MSW, MCJ, MTTM, MBE, MTH Regular and supplementary and improvement (CUCSS PG) examinations. According to the released schedule, the examinations will be conducted on June 2, 2020. Earlier, the Postgraduate examinations were scheduled to be conducted in the month of March 2020 but got postponed due to the COVID-19 lockdown imposed nationwide to contain the novel coronavirus.

According to the timetable released by the Calicut University, the examinations for the MA/ MSc/ MSW/ MCJ/ MTTM/ MBE/ MTHM Regular/ Supplementary/ Improvement (CUCSS-PG) will be conducted by the university in the afternoon session of June 2, 2020, while the M.Com Regular/Supplementary/Improvement (CUCSS-PG) examinations for April 200 will be conducted in the morning session of June 2, 2020.

Meanwhile, the revised schedule for the B.Tech programme examinations for the 8th semester of APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Kerala is also out. The Kerala state government also decided to conduct the Kerala SSLC and Kerala 12th Board examination 2020 in May 2020. Earlier, the Kerala Board Exams 2020 got postponed due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus and subsequent lockdown imposed to control the virus spread.

However, the education boards decided to conduct the board exams amid the COVID-19 lockdown after the guidelines from the Ministry of Home Affairs got issued giving the approval to conduct the pending exams for classes 10 and 12.

The nationwide lockdown is recently extended until May 31 by the central government. However, the fresh guidelines laid down by the government regarding the lockdown contain certain relaxations for economic and academic activities including the conduction of board exams.

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