KTU to go ahead with online exams for BTech final semester
The Hindu
Exams to be held internally between June 28 and July 12
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technological University (KTU) has decided to go ahead with its plan to conduct final-semester BTech. theory examinations in the online mode. The examinations for both full-time and part-time admissions will be conducted internally — at the college-level — between June 28 and July 12. While colleges can finalise the dates feasible to them, the managements will be required to notify the time-table at least a week ahead. Colleges have been tasked with employing appropriate arrangements using suitable online applications or software for transmitting question papers online and to collect the scanned copy of the answer sheets. The duration of each examination will be two hours and 15 minutes, while a maximum of 30 minutes can be additionally provided to scan and upload the answer sheets.
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