Delhi University cancels LLB examinations amid ongoing paper leak controversy

New Delhi: Amid controversy regarding cancelling UGC-NET exams, NEET UG results, Delhi University's Faculty of Law has now issued a surprising notice on Wednesday, announcing the postponement of the exams without providing specific reasons which was scheduled for Thursday. 

Official announcement

The notice, released under the directive of the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, stated, "The examinations of LLB II, IV, VI term scheduled from 4th July are postponed."

Faculty response

Anju Vali Tikoo, the head and dean of the Faculty of Law, confirmed the decision, stating, "The notice has been issued in accordance with the Vice Chancellor’s orders. New dates will be announced soon."

Original schedule disrupted

Initially slated to commence on July 4 and conclude on July 26, the LLB examinations were anticipated by students who had diligently prepared for their assessments.

Student reaction

The sudden postponement has left students in a state of uncertainty and concern, as many were geared up to appear for their exams as per the original timetable.

Administrative silence

As of now, the university administration has not provided any explanation for the abrupt change in exam schedule, leaving students and faculty members alike awaiting further clarification.

Awaiting rescheduled dates

With the exams postponed indefinitely, students are anxiously awaiting the announcement of new dates to plan their studies and preparations accordingly. The unexpected postponement of LLB examinations at Delhi University's Faculty of Law has stirred confusion and disappointment among students, who now await clarity on when they will be able to sit for their exams. As the administration works on rescheduling, students hope for transparent communication and prompt updates to alleviate their 
uncertainties during this crucial academic period.

UGC NET exams cancelled 

The Ministry of Education cancelled the UGC NET examination following prima facie indications that the integrity of the exam may have been compromised. 

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