SC, Supreme Court of India would be hearing the request against the UGC, University Grant Commission choice for obligatory final year exams while different HCs are hearing cases individually regarding the examination.
Lakhs of final year students are still waiting for the last decision on the college final year exams order as set somewhere around the UGC in the updated Test Rules for 2020. The recent updates and improvements as Preeminent Court evaluates the value of UGC’s firm remain on required assessments, and no degree without tests. Then, Delhi HC is hearing a supplication testing the OBE, Open Book Examination, and Bombay HC has a body of evidence enlisted against UGC’s choice on required final year exams.
SC Decision on UGC last year exams likely in the following hearing. The University Grants Commission, UGC decision on final year tests would be in all probability given by the preeminent court in the following hearing. Lackey the court suspended the case till August 10, 2020
The Supreme Court on Friday adjourned till August 10 the hearing on a batch of petitions challenging the UGC direction to hold final year exams by September 30.
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Quoting Advocate Singhvi in SC said on UGC Guidelines that the New Guidelines by UGC made it more difficult for students. Some of the universities require basic IT infrastructure to hold online open-book exams. It is not possible to conduct the online mode of exam. Supreme Court added that guidelines provide for both online and offline.
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Adv. Alakh mentioned that 31 petitioners are final year students. There are approximately 25000 cases already listed today. Candidates request that the final year exams ought to be dropped as the UGC isn’t thinking about the difficulties of the final year students. They request that the tests ought to be dropped and degrees ought to be granted based on the inner imprints and past evaluation. UGC, be that as it may, is quick to direct the tests.
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