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- B.E/ B.Tech VII and VIII semester (Non-CBSE) exams were conducted in June and July 2017.
- On September 1, 2017, thousands of engineering students from various colleges affiliated to VTU staged a protest against the mismanaged examination system of the varsity.
Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) released B.E/ B.Tech VII and VIII semester (Non-CBSE) results on August 31, 2017. These exams were conducted in June and July 2017. B.E and B.Tech students who appeared for exams, and had been eagerly waiting for the results can check the same on the official website of VTU. As soon as the results were out, the official website stopped responding due to heavy traffic. However, the website has been restored and it is functional now.
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How to Check VTU B.Tech/ B.E Semester VII & VIII Results
- There is an official website for VTU.
- One can find the link for the official website through Google Search.
- After opening the official website, check the ‘Examinations’ section.
- Under that, click on ‘Results’.
- Check the for the Semester VII & VIII results link.
- Enter the Registration Number or Roll Number and submit.
- The results will be flashed on a new page.
On September 1, 2017, thousands of engineering students from various colleges affiliated to VTU staged a protest against the mismanaged examination system of the varsity. Students have demanded the varsity to scrap critical year back and year back provision for the Non-CBCS (Choice Based Credit System).
Under the year back provision, students need to repeat a year if they fail in four or more subjects. Under the critical year provision, students will be allowed to pursue the third year unless they clear all the papers in the first year. In the same way, students will not be allowed to pursue final year unless they clear all the papers in the second year.
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During the protest, students complained that they were forced pay the examination fee for the next semester even before the results of current semester are announced. Students further pointed that the varsity released the results of re-evaluation at midnight, just a few hours before the examination. Engineering students along with some student organisations called for a state-wide bandh on September 1, 2017, against the faulty examination system of VTU.
