Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) has released the supplementary exam schedule for undergraduate courses under National Education Policy (NEP).
The exams will be held in two phases—second-year exams will begin on September 16, followed by first-year exams from September 29.
According to officials, around 8,500 students will appear for these examinations. Students can submit their forms without a late fee until September 5.
After that, forms submitted between September 6 and 8 will attract an additional fee of Rs 100 and those submitted between September 9 and 11 will require an additional Rs 750. Examination centres will be finalised by September 10 and observers will also be appointed to ensure smooth conduct.
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Earlier, DAVV had conducted the main exams of BA, BCom, BSc, BJMC and other courses between May and July and declared results within a month. The highest numberof failures were recorded in BA and BCom, prompting the university to organize supplementary exams.
Course-wise exam dates
BCA: 2nd Year – Sept 16–27 | 1st Year – Sept 29–Oct 16
BSW: 2nd Year – Sept 16–20 | 1st Year – Sept 29–Oct 15
BJMC: 2nd Year – Sept 16–19 | 1st Year – Sept 29–Oct 16
BA: 2nd Year – Sept 16–27 | 1st Year – Sept 29–Oct 16
BBA (HA): 2nd Year – Sept 16–19 | 1st Year – Sept 29–Oct 8
BBA (FT): 2nd Year – Sept 16–29 | 1st Year – Sept 29–Oct 13
BCom: 2nd Year – Sept 16–27 | 1st Year – Sept 29–Oct 16
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