MS University conducts mock test 2.0

Vadodara: Unlike the earlier fiasco when the portal had crashed, M S University finished its second round of online mock test on Friday, albeit with its own set of troubles.
This time, the test was phased out in time slots on Thursday and Friday. MSU’s officiating registrar K M Chudasama informed that of the 530 students who were supposed to appear in first slot, 417 appeared. In the second slot, of the 480 students, 409 took the test.
“There were 88 students who had either missed their mock test on Thursday or could not submit their answers because of technical issues. Such students were given a chance to appear in the third time slot on Friday,” he said. Earlier in the day, senate member Kapil Joshi submitted an application to the cybercrime cell seeking a formal complaint and a probe against the university’s top brass including the vice-chancellor and the registrar. Alleging ill preparedness, Joshi said, “It is necessary to probe if the portal was actually hacked or it was just an excuse by university authorities to hide their failure. Either of the situation, requires a thorough probe as it has led to mental harassment to thousands of students.”