The Karnataka High Court begins hearing on petition filed by students of the Bangalore Institute of Technology, seeking the option of online exams for the exams held by Visvesvaraya Technological University.Yesterday, the Court had asked the VTU if viva can be done online, why can't exams be held online.Follow this page for live updates....
The Karnataka High Court begins hearing on petition filed by students of the Bangalore Institute of Technology, seeking the option of online exams for the exams held by Visvesvaraya Technological University.
Yesterday, the Court had asked the VTU if viva can be done online, why can't exams be held online.
Follow this page for live updates.
Court records State's submissions that the SOPs applicable for the CET exam conducted in Karnataka earlier (amid the pandemic) would also be followed in the conduct of these exams.
HC : University should keep in mind that the final exam would have a great impact on the students' future prospects. It is expected to explore all grievances made by students seriously.
HC: The University is directed to reconsider the issue, take assistance and counsel from experts to the extent possible.
The number of "special chance exam" students may be smaller, so university may be in a position to take a better decision after the exam is conducted
State government adv informs that SOP has been issued during KCET.
HC starts dictating order.
Bhat says let VTU justify its decision.
HC says let the University be given time, so that University can come back with an informed decision.
Bhat: The University should not come back in Sept and say that they cannot hold online exams. Let them come next week and say.
HC : With the passage of time we cannot say whether the situation will improve or not. Even SC is contemplating of having physical hearing.