Allahabad University Exams 2022 to begin from first week of May in offline mode

The exams will begin from the first week of May. The decisions of the examination committee with respect to curtailment of syllabus and the format of the question papers will remain the same.

Allahabad University Exams 2022 to begin from first week of May in offline mode

Allahabad University Exams 2022: Allahabad University has announced that it has decided to conduct the examinations from the first week of May 2022. The move comes after the recommendations made by the committee and Vice-Chancellor Professor Sangita Srivastava decided to hold the examination in offline mode.

Allahabad University PRO professor Jaya Kapoor informed that while the exams will begin from the first week of May, the decisions of the examination committee with respect to curtailment of syllabus and the format of the question papers will remain the same. She said that the committee perused all the representations received from various stakeholders (students), which it had incited regarding their preference for the mode of the examination to be adopted for undergraduate examination for the session 2021-22.

“The committee also took into consideration the recent judgments of the Supreme Court delivered on various petitions pertaining to the mode of examination to decode on its recommendations. The committee debated all the options and was of the opinion that the future of students must be the paramount criteria for any decision that the university may take to resolve the issue. Considering all possible options and in keeping with the interest of the majority of students, the committee made its recommendations,” she shared.

Allahabad University: Practical exams

Allahabad University will conduct the practical examination through assignment-based evaluation. There shall be no offline practical examination, the PRO explained. It must be noted that the University's examination committee had earlier decided to conduct the undergraduate and postgraduate exams in an offline mode from April 22. However, after large-scale protests by students over varsity's decision, a high-powered committee was constituted under the chairmanship of the dean (science), Prof Shekhar Srivastava, to look into students’ demands.

However, the committee could not take any decision, and students re-intensified their stir. Later, AU registrar Prof NK Shukla had issued a notification asking students to submit their feedback on the issue by March 10.

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