Patna: When universities and colleges in this country are likely to continue their academic sessions immediately, they have begun to prepare to ensure the start of teaching and timely class exams.
The academic session has been delayed due to the closure of the institution during the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic.
Patna University (PU) has announced the date of submission of an online form for the Honors examination part III in 2021.
Form submission will begin on July 2nd and end on July 17.
The details of filling out the inspection form have been displayed on.
University website, said PU Vice-Chancellor Girish Kumar Choudhary.
VC said the III examination schedule of the examination in the fields of science, art and trade will be announced as soon as the University gets a green signal from Raj Bhavan or the state government.
Class online students recognize all other courses from conventional and vocational courses, both undergraduate and postgraduate, ongoing and their study courses are likely to be finished soon, he said.
The only problem faced by the university relates to the announcement of the acceptance schedule for the part I respect the courses in different colleges for sessions 2021-22.
Choudhary shows that taking into account the convenience and safety of students, the university has decided to get rid of the practice of holding an entrance test for undergraduate programs for the year.
The Academic Council of PU and Syndicate support this decision and then the proposal for the enactment of the temporary regulation for this effect was sent to Raj Bhavan, he said.
At the query, VC was told that the proposal for amendments to the existing revenue regulations was sent to the Bihar State Higher Education Board (BSHEC) for the necessary actions.
But, the amendment needed for regulations has not been realized, said VC.
BSHEC Deputy Chairman of Kameshwar Jha, when contacted, said the proposal received from Raj Bhavan would be screened by a high-powered screening committee formed by members of the judiciary (sitting or retired judges).
Immediately after the committee was formed, the PU proposal would be screened and sent back to Raj Bhavan, he said.
PU Student Welfare Dean Anil Kumar said the university was waiting for the chancellor’s nod to the university proposal to recognize students in class XII.
At that time, the results of class XII examinations from different boards would also be announced, he added.