New Delhi: Educational institutions across the country are closed due to the lockdown implemented due to the Corona epidemic. Now there is a problem of organizing final year examinations in front of universities. In August, Delhi University (DU) had decided to conduct these exams through online, against which some students had gone to the High Court. Hearing is going on in this matter in the High Court.

In the hearing on Tuesday, the Delhi High Court issued a notice to the Common Service Center Academy, asking that it should inform the court about the number of students who have requested to use the Common Service Center to take the exam. How many of these students come from remote areas. The court has also told the Common Service Center Academy how many common service centers in remote areas are adequately prepared to conduct online exams for all students.

Earlier in the hearing held on July 23, the court had asked for full details related to DU mock test. The court asked DU to tell how many students had appeared in his mock test. What problems did the students face in this? It is also asked what technical problems have been seen on the portal.

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