Lucknow University UG, PG sem results 2021 delayed, to be out soon

The Lucknow University semester examination result 2021 process has been badly hit with a number of teachers, employees of the examination office and the owner of an agency, which has been engaged to carry out the result preparation work, testing positive for Covid-19.

Lucknow University Semester Results 2021: The University of Lucknow will soon be declaring the results of undergraduate semester exams on its official website, lkouniv.ac.in. Informing the students, the University tweeted from its offiical Twitter handle stating, “Watch out for BA Hons. 3rd and 5th semester results of AIH, Pol. Sc., English, Social Work, Psychology, Hindi, BA, BSc and BCom, to be uploaded to the University website lkouniv.ac.in soon."

The Lucknow University semester examination result 2021 process has been badly hit with a number of teachers, employees of the examination office and the owner of an agency, which has been engaged to carry out the result preparation work, testing positive for Covid-19. Lucknow University conducted the examination of the undergraduate third and fifth and postgraduate third semesters in March, but the results are yet to be declared. Many students took to various social media platforms to express fear of the session getting derailed due to a delay in the result declaration. However, the latest tweet from the University' Twitter handle came as a relief to many students. Check out the twet below:

The university suspended all activities in physical mode and decided to function in online mode considering the rising COVID-19 cases. Examinations including practicals will remain suspended until May 15. The university will function with 50 per cent staff during this period.

Last year, Lucknow University chose the MCQ format to conduct the exam for the final year and sixth semester of the undergraduate and fourth semester of postgraduate courses. For the yearly system, there were 100 questions in each paper and students had to answer 50 questions. For the semester system, there were 70 questions out of which students had to answer 35 questions. Each question carried two marks and each paper will be of 60-minute duration.

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