The UGC posts any modifications to the way university exams are conducted on its official website. Students should check the official website on a regular basis and disregard any notice that is not posted on the UGC website.
On Sunday, PIB Factcheck resorted to Twitter to warn students of a bogus message circulating about university exams. According to the false notice, all universities will hold their upcoming semester exams in a paper-based format. The University Grants Commission, on the other hand, has not issued any such notice.
“A public notice claiming to be published by the UGC regarding offline examinations in universities is circulating on social media. This is a forgery of public notice. According to the PIB FactCheck tweet, “the University Grants Commission has NOT issued any such notice.”
The UGC posts any modifications to the way university exams are conducted on its official website. Students should check the official website on a regular basis and disregard any notice that is not posted on the UGC website.
Universities have been conducting semester exams online due to the Covid-19 epidemic. However, as conditions improve in many areas, universities are making their own decisions on whether to administer university exams in an offline, online, or hybrid mode.
