Indore: While the High Court will make a decision regarding the examination on Monday, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) has sent letters to all districts under their jurisdiction where the examination must be made.
According to the DAVV schedule, the exam will start from January 18 and so on.
“Varsitas is prepared to conduct an examination in a conventional way of keeping all Covid-19 protocols in place.
The university does not accept instructions from the state government regarding these changes, therefore, preparation is in place,” said Davv controller, Dr.
Ashesh Tiwari to TOI.
There are more than 150 inspection centers in the Indore Division, where the question letters have been sent before the exam, he added.
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There is a lot of upset at universities on examinations to be carried out in a conventional way because of the surge in Covid-19 cases.
Various student leaders affiliated with different groups have continued to perform protests against examinations and have demanded an online / open book exam.
On the other hand, students want an examination to be done in pen paper mode.
Some students worry if the decision is taken against conventional exam mode because it will cause further delay in resolving their degree considering this will delay their next plan.
Examination for the last year of postgraduate courses and graduates was initially planned to start from December 16 and so on which had been postponed until January due to the Covid-19 case.
The examination will begin from January 18 and will be carried out until February 10 for as many as 70 courses that include postgraduate and undergraduate courses.