Thiruvananthapuram: APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University has decided to release the minimum credit criteria followed by the University for the promotion of UG students and PG to a higher semester.
The university has provided the same neglect to students in the 2020-21 academic year as well as interruptions induced by Covid-19 in academic discourse.
“Because the situation applies to Covid pandemics, the problem of neglecting minimum credit requirements is discussed at the Sixth Meeting of the Standing Syndicate Committee on academics and research and SSC decided to place the academic problem before board academic considerations.
Therefore, this problem is placed before the 12th meeting.
The academic council and completed to expand relaxation to release minimum credit requirements (for higher registration to semester) to the academic year 2021-22 as well, as given to v.
2020-21, “command issued by the university on September 1 said.
The University is currently conducting semester examinations in offline mode by offering other opportunities for students who will not be able to appear for exams due to difficulties related to Covid-19.
After Directive UGC, the University has canceled the exam for a lower semester in 2019 and gave value to students based on their scores in the previous semester.
The Kerala High Court and the Supreme Court have refused the request by part of the students who are looking for offline exam mode cancellations.
The university has several occasions rejecting requests for online exams, quoting inadequate infrastructure and monitoring mechanisms for the same behavior.
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