Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar University to hold convocation on March 29

In all 1,23,110 students of the university will get their degrees during the convocation. Of these, 88,930 are graduation students, 12,655 are students of post-graduation, 17,769 are students of professional courses and 3,756 students who have passed the semester exams.

Dr BR Ambedkar University of Agra will hold the convocation for the academic year 2020-21 on March 29. The University also announced that it is coming up with ‘One View’ software that will initially have all the mark sheets and degrees of the students online for the 2020-21 academic year.

Officiating vice-chancellor of the university, Vinay Kumar Pathak, conducted a virtual meeting in this regard on Monday. Detailing issues taken up during the meeting, university spokesperson Prof Pradeep Shridhar informed that in all 1,23,110 students of the university will get their degrees during the convocation. Of these, 88,930 are graduation students, 12,655 are students of post-graduation, 17,769 are students of professional courses and 3,756 students who have passed the semester exams.

“We are coming up with ‘One View’ – a software which will initially have online marksheets and degrees of students of the academic year 2020-2021. Students can then take printouts of their degrees and marksheets’ stated V-C, who added that these degrees and marksheets will be soon uploaded on DiGilocker also.

Pro vice-chancellor Prof Ajay Taneja, dean academics Sanjeev Kumar, Dean Faculty US Sharma and others were present in the meeting.

Last year, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel was the chief guest at the 86th convocation ceremony of the University. However, her address during the occasion left the dignitaries and students present on the occasion surprised. 

During her speech, Anandiben Patel began with a reprimand to the university staff in relation to the 4,000 fake degrees' scam at the university. She said that the case had reached the high court and urged the university staff to take a vow that not a single fake degree shall be made at the university in the future. She said that there are thousands of degrees pending at the university for four years and the staff should diligently work to clear all the backlog.

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