APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University EVEN SEM EXAMS : CANCELLED

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APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University officially cancelled all intermediate sem exam.




Intermediate Exams


1. internal marks 50 will be added to this 100 marks.

2. Total in 150.

3. Extra 5% moderation to to all subjects.

4. Grade Cards of this semester  will be issued after passing in all the previous exams. 

5. If students not satisfied with marks can appear for exams again (S2, S4, S6).

6. S2 students can appear for improvement exams of min 2 S1 subjects.

Final Year Exam

1. Online exam to be conducted internally by colleges.

2.. Marks thus obtained will be regulated with previously obtained marks.

3. Students can appear for improvement exams in september if not satisfied with the marks thus    obtained.

Supplementary Exams

1. Supplementary Exams will be conducted when the situation improves .


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