Odd semester undergraduate examinations from this week
The Hindu
In a normal year, Mangalore University conducts them during October-November
With 2020-21 academic year delayed due to COVID-19, Mangalore University will hold odd semester examinations for its undergraduate and post-graduate programmes from April 1 and April 15, respectively. According to Registrar (Evaluation) of the university P.L. Dharma, 1.30 lakh undergraduate students, including repeaters, will appear for the examinations. In addition, about 5,500 post-graduate students will write the examinations from mid-April. The undergraduate examinations will be conducted in 200 centres. The number of examination centres for undergraduate students have been reduced from 211 last year as some colleges expressed difficulty in conducting the examinations due to various factors, he said and added that the post-graduate examinations will be held in 16 centres.
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