After releasing the date sheet, this institution neglected to hold the test; information here
Unexpectedly, students at Jabalpur Rani Durgavati University in Madhya Pradesh have voiced their dissatisfaction over the university’s purported failure to hold the first-semester paper for the MSc in Computer Science, which was supposed to take place on March 5.
Unhappy students reportedly gathered to express their displeasure over the uncertainty and met with Dr. Rajesh Verma, the vice-chancellor of the institution, according to an NDTV story. The students requested an explanation for the apparent omission while wearing symbolic blindfolds.
The students contend that the first semester test for the MSc in Computer Science never happened, even though the government-run institution published the exam schedule and admission cards. When candidates from many districts, including Jabalpur, showed up to the university on Tuesday at eight in the morning, they were told that there would be no exams that day and that the question papers had not even been created by the institution.
The schedule for the MSc Chemistry Third Semester, First Semester, and Third Semester of Computer Science for the 2023–2024 academic year was first made public by the institution on February 14. Rani Durgavati University scheduled examinations for all three courses from February 21 to March 13, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
If that’s true, the students expressed their dissatisfaction by emphasizing that they were not notified of the exam’s cancelation. The vice-chancellor has rescheduled the MSc test and opened an investigation into the event in reaction to the commotion. According to NDTV, the officials in charge of the inspection have been given three days to provide an explanation.
The drama continued when university registrar Deepesh Mishra told news agency PTI that first-semester MSc Computer Science students could not take the test on Tuesday because of a mistake on the question paper for the subject “Computer Organization and Assembly Language.”
