Bombay HC directs Maharashtra universities to follow uniform exam mode, pattern

Bombay HC directs Maharashtra universities to follow uniform exam mode, pattern

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New Delhi, Updated on May 30, 2022 12:15 IST

The Bombay HC was hearing a petition filed by college and university students seeking uniformity in exam patterns, either an offline or online timely declaration of results.

Giving a major relief to university level students in Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court has directed all the universities to follow a uniform mode of exam. The High Court has directed the state government to take a decision on the same and issue orders to universities.

While hearing a petition filed by students from Maharashtra, the high court directed universities to follow uniform exam patterns as decided in the meeting held between the Education minister and all the Vice-Chancellors of the universities.

The high court directed the petitioner to send a representation by tomorrow to the Maharashtra government and also asked the state government to decide on the same by conducting a meeting on June 1.

State universities will follow the decision taken by the government.

The Bombay HC was hearing a petition filed by college and university students seeking uniformity in exam patterns, either an offline or online timely declaration of results. The petitioner highlighted the difference in the mode of exams across varsities which could lead to delays in results and variation in marking and overall scores.

The University of Mumbai has already conducted some exams in online mode, while most other exams are being conducted in offline mode. Nagpur University recently announced its exam schedule that will go on till July.

There is also a difference in exam pattern, as some universities are going ahead with descriptive questions, and some universities are opting for multiple-choice questions, thus creating confusion among students.

The high court order is likely to bring huge relief to students, who already faced difficulty for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Any changes in rules For the atkt students more than 2 subject

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