Students have now approached the University and has urged them to give immediate decision on the exams and if it will be conducted online or offline.
With only four weeks left for semester exams, students are worried now about the mode in which the exams will be conducted by Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU). Students have now approached the University and has urged them to give immediate decision on the exams and if it will be conducted online or offline. Students said that the committee appointed by the university to recommend the mode had not conducted any review meeting as yet.
While speaking about the same, SPPU Vice-Chancellor Nitin Karmalkar said that the meeting is scheduled to be conducted this week and once the recommendations are submitted, the decision will be announced.
Yuvak Kranti Dal, a students’ union, has contacted the university’s administration demanding an announcement on the mode of examination. Kamlakar Shete of the students’ union, told TOI that “We have been persuading the exam department for two months to let us know how the assessment will be conducted. We have approached them and told them that the third-year exams can be conducted offline but the exams of the previous semesters should be conducted online. We need clarity on this immediately.”
Snehal Dalmiya, a third-year student, while talking about the same said, “ We have been appearing for the exams online for the past three semesters. The classes are also being conducted in online mode. So, we are requesting the varsity to hold the exams in the online mode only.”
Earlier, SPPU has extended the deadline for admissions to various distance and open learning courses. All those candidates who have not applied until now must note that they can now apply on or before December 30. Candidates can apply online by visiting the official website of SPPU and clicking on the School of Open Learning department’s option on the homepage.
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