The aftereffects of Open Book Examination (OBE), which was delivered a week ago, seem to have put the active understudies, particularly the individuals who are looking at for Post Graduate (PG) courses, in a fix.
Notwithstanding furnishing assessments and presenting the response sheets on time in the midst of the Covid-19, the marksheets have denoted the understudies ‘missing’ in different subjects making a freezing circumstance.
“Notwithstanding the lockdown and helpless organization, I composed the tests and submitted on the web. I even got affirmation message of presenting the appropriate response sheets. Be that as it may, in one of the four subjects, I have been stamped missing. At the point when I called the Nodal official to raise a grumbling, they additionally appeared to be confounded and asked me mail all the archives guaranteeing that I will get the right marksheet in next 10-15 days,” said Dinesh, a science last year understudy of Rajdhani College.
Presently, confirmations for experts have begun in numerous varsities and the DU is additionally g oing to begin MSC affirmations in seven days. The varsity ought to give the right marksheets at the earliest opportunity,” he said.
Anand Prakash, a science educator at a similar school said that these mistakes in the answersheets have made a frenzy among understudies the same number of have applied for bosses and this can make issue in getting confirmations in universities. The varsity should resolve this issues inside a day or two, he included.
Another understudy, Satendra narated a comparative story.
DU’s administering senior member (assessment) DS Rawat stated, “We gave a refreshed warning ten days before the declarations of results asking understudies not to freeze if such mistakes or disparities happen. Right off the bat, such things are normal this year as DU led the online tests unexpectedly. Also, understudies have sent various answersheets, distinctive PDFs.”
DU this year held online OBE for definite year understudies because of pandemic.
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