BDU ready to hold online examinations
The Hindu
Bharathidasan University (BDU) is ready with question papers for conduct of online examinations for the even semester during May, and plans to publish the results well in time before June-end to facil
Bharathidasan University (BDU) is ready with question papers for conduct of online examinations for the even semester during May, and plans to publish the results well in time before June-end to facilitate those in the final year of UG/PG to pursue higher studies or career opportunities without any hassles. Like last time, the students will have to write the descriptive-type exam and upload the scanned copies of their answer scripts to the university portal. "Students facing problems of internet connectivity will be allowed to submit the answer scripts in their respective colleges or by assigned emails," Vice-Chancellor M. Selvam said.
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