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DU Mock Test 2020: Registration begins for OBE, furious students share ‘disastrous’ grievances

The furious students took their grievances to Twitter and called out the Delhi university for not being prepared enough. Here's how they reacted!

By Chetna Narula
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DU Admissions 2020 for PG courses to start from tomorrow; Details here

The University of Delhi has opened the DU mock test windows for Regular, SOL and NCWEB students of both UG and PG programmes at du.ac.in.

Students who have filled the examination form of Delhi University and are appearing for the open book examinations can visit the DU student portal and practice the mock test to get an idea about the procedures of the open book exams.

As the registration for OBE (Open Book Examination) begins today and students head towards solving mock test papers, they have been dealing with some extreme issues on the official DU website.

A final year student from Delhi University quotes some issues which she faced while getting through the mock test exams.

Here are some of the issues faced:

  • The website crashing, the student details are missing, incorrect papers. All subjects papers have not been uploaded while the university claims that this is just for the students to understand the procedure.
  • Students complain of changing paper pattern, question types. Mock tests not available to those who’re supposed to go to CSC Centers.
  • Students also complained of answer sheets’ limit is 5mb. They raised a question of how to compress answer sheets in the given limit as each question carries heavy weightage.

Not only this but the registrations from the Open Book Examinations also began from today and students faced disastrous issues while registering from the exams.

A final student from Delhi University was quoted as saying, “Those who have wifi are not facing such issues. My registration is done because of wifi. This means DU website needs good wifi to register or to download anything which is not available in every area.”

The furious students also took their grievances to Twitter and called out the university for not being prepared enough.

Here are some of the tweets:

Some final year students also shared screenshots of the problems they are facing. Have a look:

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However, the students are constantly complaining about the issues on social media. Also, they wrote about the grievances to the Vice-Chancellor but they have not received any response from their side.

For those unaware, DU students have been asking the university to not to conduct Open Book Examination due to various reasons but the examinations are slated to be held from July 10.

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