KU to conduct examinations from June 28 to July 9
The Hindu
The time-tables have been charted in a staggered manner to prevent crowding at the exam centres
The University of Kerala has finalised its time-tables for undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) examinations that will get under way on June 28. The sixth-semester examinations of UG courses (CBCSS/Career Related) will commence on June 28 and conclude within July 9. The fourth-semester examinations of PG programmes (Regular/CSS) will begin on June 29. The results will be declared by August 10.
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