EXAMS ONLY FOR FINAL YEAR STUDENTS
Due to ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the Karnataka state government has come up with a decision stating that all degree 1st and 2nd year, engineering 1st, 2nd and 3rd year, diploma 1st and 2nd year 2019-20 batch exams are canceled and the pass percentage will depend upon the internal assessment performances. However, there will be chances given to backlogs and carry over subjects that are yet to be cleared by the students.
This step has been taken in a very precautionary manner in order to safeguard students' health and for a secure future. Even Hon'ble Governor Of Karnataka Vajubhai Vala also gave a nod to this decision of the University. Only final years of all branches are having exams, because this final year exam results will only play the basis for further studies and also for employment purposes, this has been declared by the Deputy Chief Minister Dr. C. N.ASHWORTH NARAYAN.
Conducting the online classes was a huge step taken during the lockdown and this was well achieved by the team. For the academic year 2020-21, there are plans to conduct online classes from September 1st and this time we make sure to reach each and every student and thereafter to conduct offline classes from October 1st onward was the info shared by the Deputy Chief Minister Ashwath Narayan
This step has been taken in a very precautionary manner in order to safeguard students' health and for a secure future. Even Hon'ble Governor Of Karnataka Vajubhai Vala also gave a nod to this decision of the University. Only final years of all branches are having exams, because this final year exam results will only play the basis for further studies and also for employment purposes, this has been declared by the Deputy Chief Minister Dr. C. N.ASHWORTH NARAYAN.
Conducting the online classes was a huge step taken during the lockdown and this was well achieved by the team. For the academic year 2020-21, there are plans to conduct online classes from September 1st and this time we make sure to reach each and every student and thereafter to conduct offline classes from October 1st onward was the info shared by the Deputy Chief Minister Ashwath Narayan