DU even-semester students are demanding open book exams as covid cases are increasing and classes were held offline.
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NEW DELHI: Delhi University students are unhappy with offline semester exams and they are demanding online or open book exams (OBE) for May-June semesters. Several students cited increasing cases of COVID-19 and online classes as reasons behind their “valid demands”.
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In March 2022, the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) wrote a letter to the DU Vice-Chancellor demanding hybrid mode of exams for students of even semester. DU students also protested in front of the VC office demanding open book exams (obe).
A student said in a tweet, “Other central Universities can provide #OBE ..Why can't DU? Help DU students.”
#EducationMinisterPlzHelpDuStudents#DUStudentsWantOBE#JusticeForDUStudents#WeWantOBE
— Naveen Kumar (@simplebo_) April 18, 2022
Other central Universities can provide #OBE ..Why can't DU ??
Help DU students#DUStudentsDemandOBE @bihar__students @Official_AISU pic.twitter.com/AUNtG4gXCb
A Twitter user said, “I am single parent, and mother of only one child and Delhi University's oppression of own students and ignoring the demand of #OBE is increasing the tension among the children if the children are depressed and take any wrong step then on their dead bodies will #OBE happen?”
मैं सिंगल पैरेंट हूँ, और एक ही बच्चे की मां हूँ और दिल्ली यूनिवर्सिटी का अपने ही छात्रों का दमन करना और #OBE की मांग को अनसुना करना बच्चों में तनाव बड़ा रहा है अगर बच्चे डिप्रेस्ड होकर कोई गलत कदम उठा लेंगें तो उनकी लाशो पर होगा #OBE ??
— savi (@savi_ddn) April 18, 2022
A students’ association tweeted, “Delhi University students want #OBE for this May-June semester Exam as 90% of their syllabus was completed in Online mode! Simple Solution to a logical Demand. DU authorities are mentally torturing students. Let's unite.”
Delhi University students want #OBE for this May-June semester Exam as 90% of their syllabus was completed in Online mode!
— BIHAR POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (@bihar__students) April 17, 2022
Simple Solution to a logical Demand.
DU authorities are mentally torturing students.
Let's unite#JusticeForDUStudents#DUStudentsDemandOBE
Another student shared a mail from DU informing students about physical semester exams and said, “I don’t think making a hue and cry for OBE is making any difference. Here’s an email that University of Delhi just sent us! Nothing is making sense anymore.”
I don’t think making a hue and cry for OBE is making any difference. Here’s an email that @UnivofDelhi just sent us!
— Vrinda Parwal (@vrinda_parwal) April 16, 2022
Nothing is making sense anymore. ?#OBE #DUStudentsWantOBE #OBEforallSemestersInDU pic.twitter.com/bZOJBiaTCx
“Covid cases are rising again, if anything happens to the students #du will be responsible as they are so desperate to take offline exams. So will be those selfish student groups who reopened the university,” tweeted another student.
#covid cases are rising again, if anything happens to the students #du will be responsible as they are so desperate to take offline exams. So will be those selfish student groups who re-opened the uni #duwantobe #obe #wewantobe
— Janhvi Mishra (@mojojojo0028) April 14, 2022
A Twitter user blamed students’ groups and said, “Idk if OBE will happen or not but I want to call out selfish student groups such as #sfi for landing #du students in this trouble. You guys only care about yourself, reopened the uni just to bring in light your cheap political group. You are the reason students are stressed.”
Idk if OBE will happen or not but I want to call out selfish student groups such as #sfi for landing #du students in this trouble. You guys only care about yourself, reopened the uni just to bring in light your cheap political group. You are the reason students are stressed. #obe
— Asmita (@Asmita62972845) April 14, 2022
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