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- Students claimed that the authorities did not inform that 16 was the pass marks in the practical examination.
- DUSU has submitted a memorandum to the university on the same and demanded to resolve the issue
On July 4, 2017, DUSU or Delhi University Students’ Union has demanded the varsity either to promote all B.Com students who had failed in the practical exam of computer applications or hold a re-examination. Final year B.Com students of various DU colleges claimed that they were misinformed with regard to the pass marks of practical examination. As a result, around 300 students failed in the examination.
Students claimed that the authorities did not inform that 16 was the pass marks in the practical examination. Students were of the idea that the aggregate of 40 marks in internals, theory and practical was enough to clear the examination.
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DUSU has submitted a memorandum to the university on the same and demanded to resolve the issue by either promoting the students or conducting a re-examination. DUSU cautioned the varsity that they would launch a protest if it does not resolve the demand.
President of DUSU, Amit Tanwar pointed that the mistake was on the varsity's end which failed to inform the students about the qualifying marks in the practical examination. The Union will launch a protest near the Dean’s office if the issue is not resolved at the earliest. So far, the varsity did not make or give any official information or clarification on the issue.
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