Burla: Taking note of protests by the students of Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology (formerly known as the University College of Engineering) in Burla, against the university’s decision of the university to conduct the annual examinations, vice-chancellor of the university Atal Choudhury on Wednesday gave three options to the students to appear in the examinations.
He said the students can appear in the examinations through hybrid online mode. If they are unwilling to appear in the examinations, then they will be awarded marks on the basis of the marks they have scored in the final semester examinations and last internal examinations.
The third option is that the students can appear in the examination after the reopening of the university, the vice-chancellor added.
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