Nagpur: In a disgust for students, the University of Nagpur has declared more than 350 students failed in the summer inspection, including the gold medalist, even though they appeared in the newspaper.
Oman-authority, however, passed money on examinees to make mistakes when it appeared in the online newspaper Students wanted to be upset because of the fact that even though it appeared in the paper, he was marked absent and declared failed.
Even many student beds were also marked to miss the newspaper and failed.
They need a mark sheet to submit the teacher’s feasibility test (TET) whose deadline is 5.
Students who disadvantaged to Ti that they have the screens of their screen appearance in the exam.
When they initially approached the authority of the NU exam, they were not silent only after his direction that the NU authorities knew their complaints and resolved their problems.
“It’s fully students’ fault because they don’t follow instructions published in the manual.
While appearing in online newspapers, they must be very careful.
They are prohibited from taking screenshots, they are still involved in it.
The test software then locks the paper and marks them Without absent, “Sable told Toi.
He added that NU did more than 10 lakh paper along with a successful entry test (PET), but only received 350 complaints, it was also due to student errors.
“We have solved their problems and gave value according to their performance.
The exam participants also may not receive notifications from social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.
In such cases, software blocking paper.
We have repeatedly made students and teachers Be aware of this during our workshop, but they pay attention to unfortunately.
“The former VC came to the rescue of NU VC Kane came to rescue the replacement of Subhash Chaudhari during the Nua Administration Block to Nuan.
, According to NU officials.
After the last presentation to the visit team was led by M Das from Orissa, they began asking questions.
Chaudhari could not answer the question and deviate them to Kane, after introducing him as his predecessor.
Kane, who joined NU at the age of 23 and was the NAAC coordinator in the last cycle when NU accepted the value of ‘A’, explaining the visitors about NU’s history and his journey for years.
He also told them to figures produced by seventh oldest university for years, including the Prime Minister, two main Indian judges, and led politicians at the central and country level.