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Health Ministry issues 5-page guidelines for EXAMINATIONS
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Prominent guidelines for EXAMS
#NEET2020 #Exams2020
Physical distancing of at least 6 feet as far as feasible.
Masks mandatory.
Isolation Rooms
Mobiles should not be allowed
PwD candidate with scribe, both must wear the
masks + adequate physical distancing.
#NEET2020 #Exams2020
Physical distancing of at least 6 feet as far as feasible.
Masks mandatory.
Isolation Rooms
Mobiles should not be allowed
PwD candidate with scribe, both must wear the
masks + adequate physical distancing.
Spit / Saliva for counting/distributing Not Allowed.
Basic premise of all the petitions is that if the final year exams are conducted before September 30 especially with rising COVID19 cases each day, the entire student body will be exposed to the risk of infection.
Pleas demand a similar treatment of the exams as done with #CBSE
Pleas demand a similar treatment of the exams as done with #CBSE
Earlier on July 23, the same bench led by Justice Bhushan had dismissed a plea by National Student Union of India's Bhopal wing head demanding to scrap all pending exams in India at the moment
#CancelExamsInCovid
#ExamsInCovidAGenocide
#ugcguidelinesagainststudents
#CancelExamsInCovid
#ExamsInCovidAGenocide
#ugcguidelinesagainststudents
On July 25, @ugc_india told Bombay HC that the Maharashtra Government’s Resolution allowing Universities and Colleges to graduate its final year students without the prior conduct of final year exams is without legislative competence...
Delhi High Court begins hearing petitions concerning online open book examination in Delhi University for final year students.
Matter listed before Justice Prathiba M Singh.
#DelhiUniversity #UGC #OpenBookExam
Matter listed before Justice Prathiba M Singh.
#DelhiUniversity #UGC #OpenBookExam
On the last date, Court had asked UGC to clarify if MCQs, Assignments, Presentation etc were permitted to be conducted for final year students.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta : Yesterday there was a petition before Justice Bhushan's Bench. It challenged the policy and was dismissed. Then there were more Petitions. They will come up after two days.
