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On Open Book Exam, A Clarification From CBSE
Open Book Examination: The CBSE has refuted claims about immediate plans to introduce the OBE in selected schools as part of a pilot run for specific subjects and grade levels.
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As CBSE Proposes Open Book Exams For Classes 9-12, Parents Express Concern
CBSE Open Book Exams: Parents express concerns about potential limitations for their children, particularly regarding the necessity of purchasing specific textbooks and the burden of note-taking.
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CBSE Plans Open Book Exams For Classes 9-12: An Explainer
CBSE Open Book Examinations: The proposed pilot is scheduled for November-December, with the Board intending to evaluate its efficacy before adoption.
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DU SOL Examinations 2020: Results Announced For Open Book Tests
Delhi University’s School of Open learning (SOL) announced the results for Open Book Examinations (OBE) 2020 for the third-year students of B Com, B Com Honours and BA Political Science.
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Results Of Regular Postgraduate, Undergraduate Courses Declared: Delhi University To High Court
The Delhi High Court was informed on Wednesday that Delhi University has declared results of all postgraduate (PG) and undergraduate (UG) regular courses conducted through Open Book Examination (OBE).
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Delhi University: Open Book Exam To Be Held From September 14, Varsity Issues Safety Guidelines Amid COVID-19
Delhi University: To ensure the health and safety of the students appearing for the second phase of Open Book Examination (OBE) scheduled to be held from September 14, the University of Delhi has issued an official notification highlighting the safety guidelines to be followed during the exam.
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Delhi High Court Directs DU To Begin Final Year Physical Exams From September 14
The High Court has also asked the university to verify the number of students belonging to 'persons with disability' (PwD) category who were left out of online Open Book Examination (OBE) and would sit for exams physically.
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Online Exams: Can Indian Universities Overcome Teething Issues?
The University of Delhi is the first public institution in India to start hosting online exams during the coronavirus outbreak, though a few other Indian universities are also planning to embrace a similar model in the coming days. But it’s not gotten a passing grade for offering stable online examinations, students say.
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Delhi High Court Directs DU To Provide Scribes To Visually Impaired Students For Online Exams
The Delhi High Court Wednesday directed Delhi University to provide writers for visually impaired students at common service centres (CSCs) for online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses, if they have opted for one.
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DU's Responsibility To Provide Scribes To Visually Impaired Students For Online Exams: HC
The Delhi High Court Thursday made it clear that it is the responsibility of Delhi University to make available scribes for visually impaired students or else the process of online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses would be a "mockery" for them.
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On Open Book Exam, A Clarification From CBSE
Open Book Examination: The CBSE has refuted claims about immediate plans to introduce the OBE in selected schools as part of a pilot run for specific subjects and grade levels.
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As CBSE Proposes Open Book Exams For Classes 9-12, Parents Express Concern
CBSE Open Book Exams: Parents express concerns about potential limitations for their children, particularly regarding the necessity of purchasing specific textbooks and the burden of note-taking.
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CBSE Plans Open Book Exams For Classes 9-12: An Explainer
CBSE Open Book Examinations: The proposed pilot is scheduled for November-December, with the Board intending to evaluate its efficacy before adoption.
-
DU SOL Examinations 2020: Results Announced For Open Book Tests
Delhi University’s School of Open learning (SOL) announced the results for Open Book Examinations (OBE) 2020 for the third-year students of B Com, B Com Honours and BA Political Science.
-
Results Of Regular Postgraduate, Undergraduate Courses Declared: Delhi University To High Court
The Delhi High Court was informed on Wednesday that Delhi University has declared results of all postgraduate (PG) and undergraduate (UG) regular courses conducted through Open Book Examination (OBE).
-
Delhi University: Open Book Exam To Be Held From September 14, Varsity Issues Safety Guidelines Amid COVID-19
Delhi University: To ensure the health and safety of the students appearing for the second phase of Open Book Examination (OBE) scheduled to be held from September 14, the University of Delhi has issued an official notification highlighting the safety guidelines to be followed during the exam.
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Delhi High Court Directs DU To Begin Final Year Physical Exams From September 14
The High Court has also asked the university to verify the number of students belonging to 'persons with disability' (PwD) category who were left out of online Open Book Examination (OBE) and would sit for exams physically.
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Online Exams: Can Indian Universities Overcome Teething Issues?
The University of Delhi is the first public institution in India to start hosting online exams during the coronavirus outbreak, though a few other Indian universities are also planning to embrace a similar model in the coming days. But it’s not gotten a passing grade for offering stable online examinations, students say.
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Delhi High Court Directs DU To Provide Scribes To Visually Impaired Students For Online Exams
The Delhi High Court Wednesday directed Delhi University to provide writers for visually impaired students at common service centres (CSCs) for online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses, if they have opted for one.
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DU's Responsibility To Provide Scribes To Visually Impaired Students For Online Exams: HC
The Delhi High Court Thursday made it clear that it is the responsibility of Delhi University to make available scribes for visually impaired students or else the process of online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses would be a "mockery" for them.
