Mangaluru: Schedule of examination of many educational institutions, who are doing them, or have planned to embrace them from this week, have been disappointed because holidays stated because of the hijab and saffron shawl in the state.
Holidays have forced them to postpone tests, and uncertainty applies on campus.
Semester examination of one of the oldest private universities in the city must be postponed, after the holiday was declared on Tuesday.
Other institutions, who carry out the final semester exam for second and third students, must delay them.
“The examination should begin this week.
However, we have now planned to start them from Monday next week.
The institution has stated holidays for students as preventive measures, containing the spread of Covid-19, when the level of pepositives is high in the region.
We are positive That the semester will start and resolve without obstacles, however, the closure of educational institutions because the headscarves and turmeric shawls have influenced our academic calendar, “said Head of Private College Management in the City.
“There is uncertainty among students, whether the line will end or continue.
As a result, students cannot prepare and concentrate on their next examination,” said the head of another private college, added that it also became a difficult reschedule of the examination.
PU students Most of the students are affected are the most affected because of the closure of sudden educational institutions.
“On average and below the average student, both from private and government universities, concentrates on academics, only when they attend physical classes, and online classes do not help them much,” Vittala A, Principal of PU College Kittel .
Hijab Row: The closure of the school in Karnataka affects the exam
