SPPU UG, PG results likely to be declared in July
SPPU will declare the results of graduate and postgraduate students, barring those in the final semester, next month, vice-chancellor Nitin Karmalkar stated during the first-ever online senate meeting conducted on Thursday.
Representational ImagePUNE: The Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) will announce the results of graduate and postgraduate students, barring those in the final semester, next month, vice-chancellor Nitin Karmalkar stated during the first-ever online senate meeting conducted on Thursday.
Karmalkar said that the university is in the process of calculating average marks and the final results will be announced in July.
The senate meeting, conducted to present the university budget for 2020-21, had been put on hold since March due to the Covid 19 pandemic. With discussions regarding the issue of final semester examinations being raised by several senate members, Karmalkar said that a committee would be formed to look into various aspects of the matter. Senate members said that many questions remained — from the fate of backlog students to the pattern and syllabus of examination, if a final year student chooses such an option.
Senate member Sanjay Kharat said, “If examinations are held, how will they be conducted? What will happen if the student opts for average marks instead of appearing for examinations? There are numerous such questions going through the students’ mind and the anxiety must be put to rest by the university by issuing clear guidelines on all matters related to examinations.”
Karmalkar added that all such matters will be studied by a committee and a clear response will be issued as soon as possible. “As per the state government’s decision, the university has started compiling the results of first- and second-year students of conventional courses. It is important to ensure that the average marking is done without any errors. There is a lot of anxiety regarding final semester results among parents, students and teachers. A committee, comprising senior and learned members, will be formed to study and recommend best possible way to go about the process,” said Karmalkar.
Karmalkar said that the university is in the process of calculating average marks and the final results will be announced in July.
The senate meeting, conducted to present the university budget for 2020-21, had been put on hold since March due to the Covid 19 pandemic. With discussions regarding the issue of final semester examinations being raised by several senate members, Karmalkar said that a committee would be formed to look into various aspects of the matter. Senate members said that many questions remained — from the fate of backlog students to the pattern and syllabus of examination, if a final year student chooses such an option.
Senate member Sanjay Kharat said, “If examinations are held, how will they be conducted? What will happen if the student opts for average marks instead of appearing for examinations? There are numerous such questions going through the students’ mind and the anxiety must be put to rest by the university by issuing clear guidelines on all matters related to examinations.”
Karmalkar added that all such matters will be studied by a committee and a clear response will be issued as soon as possible. “As per the state government’s decision, the university has started compiling the results of first- and second-year students of conventional courses. It is important to ensure that the average marking is done without any errors. There is a lot of anxiety regarding final semester results among parents, students and teachers. A committee, comprising senior and learned members, will be formed to study and recommend best possible way to go about the process,” said Karmalkar.
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