Attendance’ a compulsory thing for teachers too, in JNU.
On Friday, it was announced that now along with the compulsory rule for the students to mark attendance, teachers too are supposed to mark their attendance.
Academic Council meeting held on Friday took the decision that ‘would bring about major improvements in academic and research activities of the University’.
The Academic Council meeting also took the decision to make JNU Entrance Examinations (JNUEE) completely computer-based, i.e. online mode.
Many members pointed out during an hour-long discussion on this issue that the admission process in JNU will now be fairer, efficient, secure and bias-free,” the statement said.
However, a member of JNU Teachers’ Association said that some of the teachers opposed the move saying that the online entrance exams will not be a feasible option for courses under the School of Social Sciences or for Humanities courses.
Corrected answer scripts to be shown to the students before results.
The Academic Council also took a “student-friendly decision” by making it mandatory for all teachers to show the corrected answer scripts of all exams (sessional, mid-semester, end semester) to the students before finalizing the grades, reported PTI.