Student union urges UP govt to expedite APJAKTU COP exam result

AISU has written a letter to the Chief Minister, Governor and Minister of Technical Education Uttar Pradesh to urge them to expedite the APJAKTU Carryover Papers (COP) exam result.

All India Students Union (AISU) has written a letter to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Governor Anandiben Patel, and Minister of Technical Education Ashish Patel to expedite the declaration of Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalalm Technical University (APJAKTU) Carryover Papers (COP) exam result.

The university conducted the COP exams in January of this year. It has been around 8 months and the results have still not been declared causing distress and inconvenience to the affected students.

The students who appeared for these carryover exams have been eagerly awaiting their results and the delay is causing anxiety and frustration among them, said the letter.

"We earnestly request your intervention in resolving this matter promptly. We kindly request your immediate attention and action in ensuring that the pending results are declared at the earliest convenience," added the letter.

"Today, a letter was sent to the @CMOfficeUP, @GovernorofUp & Technical Education Department, U.P addressing the delay in APJAKTU Carryover Paper (COP) exam results. We earnestly request their intervention to swiftly resolve this matter for the affected students," tweeted AISU.

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