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Monday, October 23, 2017
Sunday, October 22, 2017
PM Modi's Rs 10,000 crore plan for Indian universities: 10 points
1. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the Centre has decided to give autonomy and Rs 10,000 crore to 20 leading universities in the country over the next five years to make them world-class.
2. Speaking at a function to celebrate 100 years of establishment of Patna University, PM Modi said it was a "blot" that Indian educational institutions do not figure among the top 500 of the world, when in the past, the Nalanda and Takshashila universities attracted students from all over the world.
3. The government has come up with a scheme to make ten private and ten public universities world-class by providing them autonomy from the constraints of government rules and freedom to grow, the Prime Minister announced. These universities will not be chosen on the basis of "recommendation", he added.
4. Elaborating on the selection criteria for this scheme, PM Modi said, "The universities will be a selected on the basis of a challenge in which they will be required to prove their mettle. The selection will be based on factors such as history, performance and its roadmap reach global benchmarks. A third party professional agency will be involved in the selection process."
5. Observing that reforms in the country's education sector have progressed at a slow speed, the Prime Minister urged universities to move from conventional teaching to innovative learning and said there was need for students to "un-learn, de-learn and re-learn".
6. Later in the day, PM Modi also laid foundation stones for four sewerage projects under the Namami Gange Programme and four national highway projects in Mokama area of Patna district.
7. After laying the foundation stones for these projects, PM Modi said the state was getting gifts worth Rs 3,700 crore coinciding with festivals of Diwali and Chhath.
8. The four sewerage projects for which the foundation stones were laid are Sewage Treatment Plant at Beur, Sewerage System with Sewer Network at Beur, Sewage Treatment Plant at Karmalichak, and Sewage Treatment Plant and Sewer Network at Saidpur -- all in state capital Patna.
9. PM Modi also said that River Ganga was inextricably linked to the lives of people. The projects related to Namami Gange will help preserve the river, he said. Protecting the Ganga is a step towards saving the future generations, he added.
10. The Prime Minister said cleanliness of the Ganga will also lead to awareness about the need to preserve other rivers, which will save the country from water crisis.
PM Modi's Rs.10,000 crore plan for Indian universities
2. Speaking at a function to celebrate 100 years of establishment of Patna University, PM Modi said it was a "blot" that Indian educational institutions do not figure among the top 500 of the world, when in the past, the Nalanda and Takshashila universities attracted students from all over the world.
3. The government has come up with a scheme to make ten private and ten public universities world-class by providing them autonomy from the constraints of government rules and freedom to grow, the Prime Minister announced. These universities will not be chosen on the basis of "recommendation", he added.
4. Elaborating on the selection criteria for this scheme, PM Modi said, "The universities will be a selected on the basis of a challenge in which they will be required to prove their mettle. The selection will be based on factors such as history, performance and its roadmap reach global benchmarks. A third party professional agency will be involved in the selection process."
5. Observing that reforms in the country's education sector have progressed at a slow speed, the Prime Minister urged universities to move from conventional teaching to innovative learning and said there was need for students to "un-learn, de-learn and re-learn".
6. Later in the day, PM Modi also laid foundation stones for four sewerage projects under the Namami Gange Programme and four national highway projects in Mokama area of Patna district.
7. After laying the foundation stones for these projects, PM Modi said the state was getting gifts worth Rs 3,700 crore coinciding with festivals of Diwali and Chhath.
8. The four sewerage projects for which the foundation stones were laid are Sewage Treatment Plant at Beur, Sewerage System with Sewer Network at Beur, Sewage Treatment Plant at Karmalichak, and Sewage Treatment Plant and Sewer Network at Saidpur -- all in state capital Patna.
9. PM Modi also said that River Ganga was inextricably linked to the lives of people. The projects related to Namami Gange will help preserve the river, he said. Protecting the Ganga is a step towards saving the future generations, he added.
10. The Prime Minister said cleanliness of the Ganga will also lead to awareness about the need to preserve other rivers, which will save the country from water crisis.
PM Modi's Rs.10,000 crore plan for Indian universities
Monday, October 16, 2017
Schedule for CAFE/DAFE July 2017 Session
Indira Gandhi National Open
University
Special Study Centre–0742 D
Al-Ameen Education and Welfare Trust, Nizamuddin, New Delhi.
Schedule of theory classes for CAFÉ/DAFE Programme (July to December
2017)
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Day
& Date
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Time
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Bock to be covered
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1.
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Saturday 21.10.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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BFE-101 (Block 1 to 3)
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2.
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Saturday 21.10.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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BFEE-101 (Block 1 to 3)
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3.
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Saturday 28.10.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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BFE-102 (Block 1 to 3)
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4.
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Saturday 28.10.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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BFEE-102 (Block 1)
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5.
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Saturday 4.11.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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BFEE-102 (Block 2 to 3)
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6.
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Saturday 4.11.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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BFEE-103 (Block 1)
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7.
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Saturday 11.11.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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BFEE-103 (Block 2 to 3)
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8.
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Saturday 11.11.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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BFEE-104 (Block 1 to 3)
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Schedule for ACISE - jULY 2017
Indira
Gandhi National Open University
Special Study Centre–0742 D
Al-Ameen Education and Welfare Trust,
Nizamuddin, New Delhi.
Schedule of Theory Classes for ACISE (July to
December 2017)
Course Code: OSEI (Theory & Practical ) Batch : T1
S.N.
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Day &
Date
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Time
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1.
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Saturday 21.10.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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2.
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Saturday 21.10.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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3.
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Saturday 28.11.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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4.
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Saturday 28.11.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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5.
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Saturday 4.11.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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6.
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Saturday4.11.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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7.
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Saturday 11.11.2017
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3.00-5.00 PM
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8.
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Saturday11.11.2017
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5.00-7.00 PM
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Schedule for Foundation Courses of BA/B.Com (BDP) - July 2017 Session
Indira Gandhi National Open
University
Special Study Centre–0742 D
Al-Ameen Education and Welfare Trust, Nizamuddin, New Delhi.
Schedule of theory classes for BDP/B.COM. Programme (July to
December 2017)
Course Code:
BSHF-101 (Theory)
S.N.
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Day & Date
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Timing
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Block/Unit to be covered
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1.
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Sunday 22.10.2017
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9.00-11.00 AM
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Block 1 (All Unit)
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2.
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Sunday 22.10.2017
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11.00-1.00 PM
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Block 2 (All Unit)
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3.
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Sunday 29.10.2017
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9.00-11.00 AM
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Block 3 (All Unit)
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4.
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Sunday 29.10.2017
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11.00-1.00 PM
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Block 4 (All Unit)
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5.
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Sunday 05.11.2017
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9.00-11.00 AM
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Block 5 (All Unit)
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6.
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Sunday 05.11.2017
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11.00-1.00 PM
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Block 6 (All Unit)
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7.
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Sunday 12.11.2017
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9.00-11.00 AM
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Block 7 (All Unit)
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8.
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Sunday 12.11.2017
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11.00-1.00 PM
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Block 8 (All Unit)
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Course
Code: FHD-01/02/BHDF-101 (Theory)
S.N.
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Day & Date
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Time
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Block/Unit to be covered
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1.
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Saturday 21.10.2017
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2.30-4.30 PM
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Unit 1 to 3
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2.
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Saturday 21.10.2017
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4.30-6.30 PM
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Unit 4 to 6
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3.
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Saturday 28.10.2017
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2.30-4.30 PM
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Unit 7 to 9
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4.
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Saturday 28.10.2017
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4.30-6.30 PM
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Unit 10 to 12
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5.
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Saturday 04.11.2017
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2.30-4.30 PM
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Unit 13 to 15
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6.
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Saturday 04.11.2017
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4.30-6.30 PM
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Unit 16 to 18
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7.
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Saturday 11.11.2017
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2.30-4.30 PM
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Unit 19 to 21
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8.
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Saturday 11.11.2017
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4.30-6.30 PM
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Unit 22 to 24
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Course Code: FEG-01/FEG-02 (Theory)
S.N.
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Day & Date
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Time
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Block/Unit to be covered
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1.
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Sunday 29.10.2017
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2.00-4.00 PM
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Unit 1 to 3
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2.
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Sunday 29.10.2017
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4.00-6.00 PM
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Unit 4 to 6
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3.
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Sunday 05.11.2017
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2.00-4.00 PM
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Unit 7 to 9
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4.
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Sunday 05.11.2017
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4.00-6.00 PM
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Unit 10 to 12
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5.
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Sunday 12.11.2017
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2.00-4.00 PM
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Unit 13 to 15
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6.
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Sunday 12.11.2017
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4.00-6.00 PM
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Unit 16 to 18
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7.
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Sunday 19.11.2017
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9.00-11.00 AM
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Unit 19 to 21
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8.
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Sunday 19.11.2017
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11.00-1.00 PM
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Unit 22 to 24
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Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Students can seek answer sheets under RTI, says CIC
Students can seek answer sheets under RTI, says CIC
NEW DELHI: There's good news for students. The CIC in an order has ruled that educational institutions that are public authorities cannot refuse to provide exam answer sheets under the RTI Act. The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University had refused to part with the information, instead asking the student to approach the university exam cell for the same service but with a fee.
The order came on an RTI filed by Swati Babbar, a student of architecture in IP university, who wanted a copy of the answer sheets of exams she sat for in 2016. The public information officer of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) refused to give the information, asking the RTI applicant to approach the university to inspect the answer sheets at a fee of Rs 1,000, as per university rules.
Ruling that an examinee has a "statutory as well as equitable" right to know about the evaluation process, information commissioner Yashovardhan Azad said, "Seeking access to an examination answer script is well within the ambit of the RTI Act." Azad added, "The Apex Court ... has held the evaluated answer scripts to be within the meaning of information."
Azad also averred that since the appellant was the examinee herself, exemption under Section 8(1)(e) was also not available to the university.
The CIC was scathing about GGSIPU's practice of charging a fee for the service, observing that the university, as per the contention of the PIO, wasn't averse to disclosure, but wanted the appellant to approach under the university's internal mechanism.
NEW DELHI: There's good news for students. The CIC in an order has ruled that educational institutions that are public authorities cannot refuse to provide exam answer sheets under the RTI Act. The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University had refused to part with the information, instead asking the student to approach the university exam cell for the same service but with a fee.
The order came on an RTI filed by Swati Babbar, a student of architecture in IP university, who wanted a copy of the answer sheets of exams she sat for in 2016. The public information officer of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) refused to give the information, asking the RTI applicant to approach the university to inspect the answer sheets at a fee of Rs 1,000, as per university rules.
Ruling that an examinee has a "statutory as well as equitable" right to know about the evaluation process, information commissioner Yashovardhan Azad said, "Seeking access to an examination answer script is well within the ambit of the RTI Act." Azad added, "The Apex Court ... has held the evaluated answer scripts to be within the meaning of information."
Azad also averred that since the appellant was the examinee herself, exemption under Section 8(1)(e) was also not available to the university.
The CIC was scathing about GGSIPU's practice of charging a fee for the service, observing that the university, as per the contention of the PIO, wasn't averse to disclosure, but wanted the appellant to approach under the university's internal mechanism.
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