VTU may not conduct pending exams online, schedule to be announced 10 days in advance

VTU may not conduct pending exams online, schedule to be announced 10 days in advance

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New Delhi, Updated on Jun 24, 2021 00:04 IST

According to the reports, the university's Vice-Chancellor Dr C R Karisiddappa stated that it would be difficult to conduct online proctored examinations and that the university is currently waiting for the government to take a call on this.

VTU Exams 2021: Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) Karnataka is not likely to conduct online examinations for the pending subjects. According to the reports, the university's Vice-Chancellor Dr C R Karisiddappa stated that it would be difficult to conduct online proctored examinations and that the university is currently waiting for the government to take a call on this. "We are waiting for the government to take a decision on conducting the pending exams. Since there are 220 engineering institutions affiliated with VTU, it will not be an easy task to conduct online examinations because not all these colleges have the required infrastructure,” he said.

VTU results are already out for its seventh-semester BTech students. The varsity conducted their exams before the lockdown was imposed due to the COVID-19 second wave. However, three examinations are still pending to be held for the first semester students. The exams weren't conducted for the first semester students of MBA, MCA and MTech too. "We have to conduct these three exams and give them results immediately. But we will announce the dates for these exams at least 10 days in advance," the VC said.

Upon questioning about the reopening of the engineering colleges to conduct regular classes from next month, Karisiddappa said, "We aren't sure of this. On Tuesday, the Chief Minister said that the schools and colleges in the state can reopen only after all the students and teachers are vaccinated. A few engineering colleges have already taken the help of local municipal corporations and have given the first dose of the COVID vaccine to their students and staff. However, other colleges might not have been able to do so. We have to wait and see if the government will be arranging a mass vaccination drive for school and college staff and students above 18 years, across the state."

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