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      Delhi University Released Guidelines for Open Book Exams | Details Inside

      Delhi University has release guidelines for open book examinations that will conduct from 30th November 2021 which state that students who have opt for the physical mode can also take the exam from their home.

      Those who have opt for the online mode of exams, cannot choose the physical mode of examination.

      The last date for filling up the examination forms is 18th November 2021 and it might be extend, as per official.

      The guidelines states that the colleges should upload the mobile numbers and email-id of the nodal officers on the college website so that students can reach them in case of any query during the exam.

      The students have given two options, physical mode from the college and remote mode from home by using ICT-based facilities.

      Guidelines Said :

      “Those who have opted for the option of writing exam by physical mode will have the choice of writing it through remote mode but not vice-versa. The college will provide the necessary infrastructure in compliance with the MHA, UGC guidelines in view of Covid-19,”.

      The students will be provided all the facilities by the college for taking the open book exam in physical mode.

      They will have to bring their own A4 size sheets.

      The duration of the exam shall be four hours, including one hour for scanning the answer sheet in the PDF/JPEG format and uploading on the portal.

      Differently-able students will given six hours.

      In case students face technical issues while uploading their answer sheets, they can submit their answer sheet beyond the stipulate time limit with documentary evidence for which an additional one hour will given.

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      The cases of delay submission will sent to the review committee and their evaluation will depend on the decision of the committee, as per the guidelines.

      The delay submission might also cause a delay in declaration of results for such candidates.

      The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) postpone the examinations of the third and fifth semester students till further orders.

      The NCWEB is a non-formal system of obtaining a degree from Delhi University with lectures being deliver only on the weekends.

      Only women students residing in the National Capital Territory of Delhi can enrol themselves as students of the board. 

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