Delhi University: Final year exam on June 1 date sheet will release soon

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Delhi University: Final year exam on June 1 date sheet will release soon

University of Delhi (DU) has postponed the examinations of final year students starting from May 15 due to increase in corona virus cases across the country, according to official notification, the exam will now be from June 1, for which the date sheet will soon be Will be released only.

The University of Delhi (DU) has postponed the examinations of final year students starting from May 15 due to increasing cases of corona virus across the country, according to official notification, the exam will now be from June 1, for which the date sheet will soon be Will be released

“For the information of all concerned, it has been informed that the Final Semester / Annual Examination was to start from May / June 2021 to May 15, 2021, but it will be postponed for two weeks and from June 1, 2021 Will begin. “

“From May 15, 2021, all the date sheets issued for the commencement of the examinations have been withdrawn as follows. The new date sheets will issue on time and will be available on the University of Delhi website.”

Revised, full date sheet for final year exams will be available on DU’s exam portal exam.du.ac.in. Many students and teachers of Delhi University had earlier raised concerns about conducting the exam amid the second wave of COVID-19 epidemic.

DU Final Year Exam 2021: University of Delhi postponed final year examinations due to Corona

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DU Final Year Exam 2021: University of Delhi postponed final year examinations due to Corona

DU Final Year Exam 2021: University of Delhi (DU) examinations for graduate, postgraduate final year students to be held from May 15 will now be from June 1.

In view of the situation arising out of Covid-19 in various parts of the country including the capital, DU has deferred the open book examination to be held for final year students.

A large number of teachers, students and other staff from DU requested to postpone the examination after Covid became ill. As we know in DU, more than two dozen teachers and staff have died from Corona. More than 500 teachers are in isolation at their homes.

DU’s final year and last semester examinations were to start from May 15, which will now start from June 1. These exams will be in open format through online mediums.

DU Rawat (Examination) DS Rawat says that we had a meeting with the Heads of Departments and the Dean on Saturday. The Vice Chancellor presided over this meeting. The meeting has decided to postpone the examinations till June 1.

The DU Teachers Association had demanded that the examinations be canceled, and that the classes should also be postponed, because in the situation, neither the students nor the teachers are able to teach. It is a very difficult situation.

Teachers of many students have shared on Facebook, in which they have written that students are doing online classes at a time when people are ill in their home. The same crisis is facing the teachers. A teacher told me that I am a Kovid and I am under pressure to make a question paper.

IGNOU : Last date for submission of assignments extended

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IGNOU : Last date for submission of assignments extended

IGNOU TEE June 2021: Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has extended the last date for submission of assignments for TEE June 2021. IGNOU has tweeted its information on Twitter.

ignou notice for assignment submission date extended 2021

Those who have not yet submitted the assignment, let them know that the date of assignment submission extended till 31 May. Earlier, the candidates could submit their assignments by 30 April.

Candidates who are enrolled in undergraduate / post graduate / semester basic courses of two to three years can register for next year / semester by visiting IGNOU website.

IGNOU Undergraduate and Postgraduate Exams will start from 15 June and will run till 19 June 2021. The examination will be in two sessions. Morning shift will be from 10 AM to 1 PM. The afternoon shift will be from 2 pm to 5 pm.

Demand for postponement of May-June exam in DU

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Demand for postponement of May-June exam in DU

Demand for post-final year / semester exams of DU’s School of Open Learning (SOL) and Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) has been demanded by Aam Aadmi Party’s Students Wing CYSS and the party’s Delhi Teachers Association (DTA).

At the same time, some of the teachers of DU have demanded the postponement of all the examinations of regular, SOL, NCWeb.

Letters have been written to the Vice Chancellor and Dean Examination regarding this. The administration says that from May 15, DU, Open Book Exam of NCWeb will be through online mode. But those who do not have online facilities, they will have to come to college and give exams.

CYSS has also sought to extend the last date of filling the examination form to the acting VC and Dean of DU from April 30 to May 10 and postpone the exam for one month. CYSS Delhi Pradesh President Chandramani Dev says that due to the increasing impact of the epidemic, there is panic and tension among the students. There is no vaccination of students yet.

At the same time, calls are coming from students outside Delhi that the examination form is not being filled due to their result not being updated. Many students have not even been able to deposit their fees.

Many teachers of DU have written to the acting VC that due to being covid positive, many teachers are not even in a position to set the paper. At the same time, students who will come to college and do exams, they are also at risk of getting infected.

In a letter to Academic Council member Ratnesh Ranjan Saxena, former AC member Pankaj Garg said that many fellow Covid positives, many have lost a member of their family, so wait for the exam to improve.

Demand from the Ministry, cancel the exam, promote: The Union Minister for Education asked the Revolutionary Youth Organization (KYS) to cancel the examinations coming to the universities across the country and promote the students.

The organization also submitted a memorandum to the Union Minister of Education on Wednesday. The organization says that many students and teachers themselves are ill or taking care of patients in the family, in which case it would be inappropriate to expect them to sit for the examination.

DU Final Year Exam 2021: Delhi University issues notice for May – June exam

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DU Final Year Exam 2021: Delhi University issues notice for May – June exam

The university plans to conduct online exams for final year undergraduate and postgraduate students between May and June.

Delhi University has released an important information about the DU Final Year 2021 which will be held in the May / June examination.

The university has said that after taking stock of the situation, the university will decide to conduct the exam in the midst of the epidemic. The decision will be announced soon on DU’s official site du.ac.in.

The university has clarified, has already decided that the decision regarding the mid-term semester / year exam will be taken later. Apart from this, students are asked not to fall prey to any rumors, as the same details will be announced on the official website over time.

The university plans to conduct online exams for final-year undergraduate and postgraduate students between May and June. For a long time, students and teachers have been demanding to postpone the exam due to the epidemic.

DU FINAL YEAR EXAM 2021 NOTICE FOR MAY JUNE EXAM

Delhi Coronavirus: Isolation Center to be opened in DU hostels

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Delhi Coronavirus: Isolation Center to be opened in DU hostels

DU’s World University Service (W-US) Health Center has issued detailed guidelines for hostels. In which it is said that if a student has a cold cough, cold fever, pneumonia, body pain, etc., he should undergo RTPCR test immediately.

A large number of students are still present in the hostels of Delhi University. The struggle to save these students from Corona has started. DU’s World University Service (W-US) Health Center has issued detailed guidelines for hostels. In which it is said that if a student has a cold, cough, cold, fever pneumonia, body pain etc., then he should undergo RTPCR test immediately. RTPCR facility has been started at Vallabhbhai Patel Chest Institute.

Students can register for the test between nine to eleven in the morning by registering through the Aadhaar card and mobile number.

The W-US Health Center has asked to create emergency medical rooms in all hostels. So that students with corona symptoms can be kept under special supervision. Not only this, there is also talk of building an isolation center in the hostels.

Instructions have also been given to arrange for ten pulse oximeters, blood pressure testing machines, five oxygen concentrators.

The health center has also asked to keep adequate stocks of medicines effective in the treatment of coronas including Zincovit, Paracetamol, Limsey in DU hostels. So that if a student is ill, he can be treated in the hostel itself. A panel of 18 doctors has also been formed. DU has also released the name and mobile number of these doctors. Students have been asked to consult these doctors in emergency situation.

Advice on drinking hot water

DU Health Center has advised students to drink three liters of hot water per day. Eat citrus fruits and steam through the mouth and nose. DU said that vaccination facility has also been started at North-South Campus, Shivaji College.

Covid Care Center in Laxmibai College

Covid Care Center has been opened in Laxmibai College, Ashok Vihar Phase 2. The college administration said that it is not meant for serious patients. Only patients with mild symptoms will be admitted after medical examination. There is no arrangement of ICU here.

DU Admission 2021: When will the application process for admission in undergraduate course begin

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DU Admission 2021: When will the application process for admission in undergraduate course begin

The process of admission to an undergraduate course in Delhi University, like last year, can also be delayed this time. The university is waiting for the guidelines to be issued for the Central University Common Entrance Test.

Thousands of students seeking admission in undergraduate course in Delhi University (DU) are waiting for the application process to begin. The new update about this is that like last year, the process of admission in UG can be delayed this time too. Officials had earlier hoped that the admission process would begin in May. But this time due to the Common Entrance Test for admission in all central universities, it may be delayed.

DU is awaiting the release of guidelines for the Central University Common Entrance Test (cucet-2021).

Officials say that under the Central University Common Entrance Test, admission is also to be done in DU. But so far there is a situation of uncertainty regarding all aspects of admission. In such a situation, DU will take a decision after assessing the conditions and meeting with the NTA.

According to a senior Delhi University official, several rounds of negotiations have been held with the National Testing Agency regarding the process of admission. He told that the situation is serious now due to corona infection. But after the situation becomes normal, we will reach any necessary conclusion.

It was a relief to cancel the CBSE 12th exam, but worries about career persisted. (DU Admission 2021)

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It was a relief to cancel the CBSE 12th exam, but worries about career persisted. (DU Admission 2021)

There may be a delay in starting the admission process of undergraduate courses at Delhi University (DU). The reason for this is the decision taken by the CBSE to postpone the 12th examination. DU Dean of College, Dr. Balaram Pani said that before the results of the 12th examination were released, we used to start the admission process.

Students were given enough time to apply. So that when the results come, students can enroll by submitting marksheet.

But, this time the delay in admission process is bound to happen and when it will happen it will be based on the CBSE exam decision. An official of the examination department said that the maximum number of CBSE students apply in DU. Last year, more than three lakh 54 thousand applications were received.

In view of the increasing outbreak of Corona, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has canceled the 10th examinations to be held from May 4. Along with this, we have deferred the examinations of class 12. A decision will be taken for the 12th exams after June 1. After this decision of CBSE, 21.5 lakh candidates of class 10th and 14 lakh candidates of class 12th have been relieved, but their concerns about the future remain intact.

According to 10th students, the merit list will not be released due to the evaluation based on performance and it is very difficult to find out who has cracked the exam all over the country. At the same time, the students of 12th are worrying about their careers.

Jamia postponed the examinations

The 10th and 12th board examinations in Jamia Milia Islamia affiliated schools are currently deferred. This decision has been taken in view of the ever increasing outbreak of Corona. Earlier these examinations were proposed from April 15. Notice of postponement of the examination has been given to the students’ relatives. The Jamia administration has issued a circular in this regard. Please tell that there is also an educational board under Jamia University.

In view of the rising havoc of Corona, Delhi University ceased all offline activities till April 13

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In view of the rising havoc of Corona, Delhi University ceased all offline activities till April 13

Delhi University has released a new guideline for the safety of students and employees. Accordingly, the university has banned all offline activities on campus till 13 April. DU has uploaded the information in this regard on the official website of University of Delhi du.ac.in.

Accordingly, all the students are advised to stay at home / hostel and avoid physical presence in library, lab and other campuses for their academic work. At the same time, offline activities will be resumed in the campus once the Kovid-19 situation is under control.

Apart from Delhi University, several other universities like Jawaharlal Nehru University and Jamia Millia Islamia University have also issued new guidelines to all students and staff in the nation’s capital Delhi seeing the rise of Kovid-19 cases in the last few days. Apart from this, for more information, students can visit the official website of universities.

DU COVID-19 OFFICE ORDER 2021

Coronavirus: Colleges of Delhi University stopped offline practical classes

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Coronavirus: Colleges of Delhi University stopped offline practical classes

In view of the increasing infection of Corona virus in colleges of Delhi University, practical classes have been stopped offline. Colleges will now teach students only through online practical classes. The colleges will now review the entire matter after ten days. Several colleges have also issued orders on Sunday to prohibit the entry of students for ten days.

In this way, students do not have to go to college for classes from Monday. It is noteworthy that from February 1, the third year students were allowed to come to the college for practical classes, use of library.

Delhi University Official Order link – Click Here

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