10:07 PM
No final decision on jumping, views to be sent to Chancellor
THE meeting of Academic Council of Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University on Tuesday could not reach to any final decision regarding jumping in engineering faculty. Meanwhile. Unas been decided that the views expressed by the members in the meeting would be sent to Chancellor.
The dispute about jumping (or allowing engineering students to appear for examination by relaxing criterion) is going on since last one year after Academic Council sail amendment in ordinance suggesting relief for engineering students. It was sent by die Chancellor to Government. Government had sent it back to Chancellor office by registering no objection. Chancellor rejected the same but sent the same to RTMNU Academic council.
It may be recalled that die students have been demanding an increased "carry on jumping or an increased ATKT facility in order to appear in the exams. These students had also unsuccessfully approached the Court since they had backlog subjects and were admitied to the Higher Class on the basis of a notification of the University daied September 13. 2013. The University framed this notification to provide admission facility to the students, who were still toclear their subject, to I higher semester.
In the meantime. Anoop Kumar Acting V-C had constituted the committee which gave a report saying that relief can not be given to these students. On Tuesday the issue was discussed at length.
Anoop Kumar said that the root cause should be find out. He also opined that Academic Council must consider the serious question of expediting the valuation and revaluat ion process and reduce the number of days taken for revaluation process. For this, the remedies like on-line valuation, computerisation can be made. RTMNU has already approved the post of Director
The dispute about jumping (or allowing engineering students to appear for examination by relaxing criterion) is going on since last one year after Academic Council sail amendment in ordinance suggesting relief for engineering students. It was sent by die Chancellor to Government. Government had sent it back to Chancellor office by registering no objection. Chancellor rejected the same but sent the same to RTMNU Academic council.
It may be recalled that die students have been demanding an increased "carry on jumping or an increased ATKT facility in order to appear in the exams. These students had also unsuccessfully approached the Court since they had backlog subjects and were admitied to the Higher Class on the basis of a notification of the University daied September 13. 2013. The University framed this notification to provide admission facility to the students, who were still toclear their subject, to I higher semester.
In the meantime. Anoop Kumar Acting V-C had constituted the committee which gave a report saying that relief can not be given to these students. On Tuesday the issue was discussed at length.
Anoop Kumar said that the root cause should be find out. He also opined that Academic Council must consider the serious question of expediting the valuation and revaluat ion process and reduce the number of days taken for revaluation process. For this, the remedies like on-line valuation, computerisation can be made. RTMNU has already approved the post of Director
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