New Delhi: Delhi University has announced to give extra 30 minutes to students for the upcoming offline semester exams 2022. The semester exams are scheduled to be conducted in the month of May and June 2022.
Semester exams for students in the second, fourth, and sixth semesters will be held in an offline mode at Delhi University. The semester offline exams will begin in a month, and the university has revised a number of the norms, test patterns, and other requirements for the students.
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Students appearing for the semester exams of Delhi University can check the datesheet for their courses and plan their preparation accordingly. Following the conduct of exams, the university will declare the semester exam results after a month or more on its official website.
DU Semester Exam 2022: Important Instructions
Candidates who will be taking the DU offline exams can read the important instructions from the below selection and the university's official website.
- After an almost two-year pause, DU is holding Semester exams for students in an offline mode. Students sitting for the test will be given an additional 30 minutes as the offline exams are being held after a long period of time, the varsity has provided students with additional time.
- According to a varsity report, students will have more paper options. Additional options in the question papers have been requested by professors and college departments. This will be a one-time arrangement, since students will have to re-acclimate to the offline exam process.
- DU has incorporated an option for students who will be unable to participate in the tests. Students who have completed the exam forms but will be unable to appear owing to a valid reason will be allowed a second opportunity to sit for the DU Semester exams. A second set of tests is anticipated to be held by the university.
- The DU Semester Exams 2022 are scheduled to be held with the students' full cooperation. The university has stated that mock tests will be conducted for students by faculties and colleges.
- Students at the institution have also been advised to seek assistance from officials with regard to study materials, but this is expected to differ from department to department.
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