Chennai: All universities in Tamil Nadu have to start entry only after July 31 after the declaration of class XII results, the Higher Education Minister K Ponmudi, Monday.
After the announcement of the evaluation criteria, the minister and other officials held a meeting with Minister M K Stalin at college acceptance.
CBSE and the State Council announced they would declare the results of class XII based on evaluation criteria before July 31.
“College needs to consider the CBSE and the State Class XII agency set to register for students.
The two boards will complete the sign before July 31.
So, acceptance to the government, universities assisted by government and private universities will begin only after July 31, “He said.
“We know some private universities have begun to enter.
The minister’s chairman has instructed that college acceptance must begin only after the declaration of class XII results.
If there are colleges starting to enter now, the government will take action.” However, acceptance for polytechnics based on IX signs The class began last week.
In accordance with the evaluation method announced by the government, the Class X council exam will bring an abbreviation of 50% while the class XI value will bring the battery material of 20%.
The government provides 30% weights for internal assessment of class XII and practical examinations.
By asserting that there is no connection between the cancellation of MPHIL by the University of Madras and the 2020 National Education Policy, Ponmudi said the opinion was divided between teachers and students about the need for the MPHIL title.
“Some universities have stopped it.
But, it is not connected with NEP.” The government will take steps to appoint a professor in Tamil Nadu as Representative Chancellor of Anna University and Annamalai University, he said.
While some city universities start online registration to reduce anxiety among parents and students, many have not opened their portals.
“UG receipts can only begin after the results of class XII.
I think the class for first year students will begin at the end of August,” said Thomas Amirtham, headmaster Loyola College.
Universities plan to launch drive vaccination for faculty members and students before the beginning of the academic year.
M G Ragunathan, Principal of Teacher Nanak College in Velachhery, said that undergraduate acceptance cannot be done by simply knowing the evaluation criteria.
“The government must announce the results to continue with acceptance,” he said.