JNTUH Restoration of Pre-COVID norms, attendance based detention/ promotion and regular pattern of question paper from the A.Y.2022-23 onwards - Reg.

JNTUH The Restoration of Pre-COVID norms, attendance based detention/ promotion and regular pattern of question paper from the A.Y.2022-23 onwards - Reg.
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JNTU-Hyderabad ( JNTUH ) In the reference (I) cited above, the University decided to give exemption from minimum classwork attendance requirement for allowing students for University end semester examinations and also COVID pattern of the question paper, that is there will be eight questions in the question paper and student shall answer any five questions from them within the duration of 3 hours for all UG & PG courses.

In the current scenario, the normal conditions have been restored and the classwork including all other academic activities are being conducted in off-line mode by following Covid related norms.

In view of the above, University decided for restoration of Pre-COVID norms of minimum classwork attendance requirement to be satisfied for writing end semester examinations and also to follow regular question paper pattern consisting of two parts viz.
i) Part- A is having compulsory questions consisting of ten/five sub-questions.
ii) Part - B consists of five questions each question there will be an "either" "or" choice. which means that there will be two questions from each unit and the student should answer either of the two questions, from the academic year 2022-23 onwards.

JNTUH The Restoration of Pre-COVID norms, attendance based detention/ promotion and regular pattern of question paper from the A.Y.2022-23 onwards - Reg.
Download Official Notification Here

Note : Circular issued by JNTUH on 14-10-2022
 

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Im readmitted student from r16 to r18 .I have 7 backlogs total. My total credits are 152. According to r18 rules if we get 160 credits we are eligible for degree but for readmitted students the total credits are 177. If i pass 2 subjects also out of 7 my credits will be 160. So if we get 160 credits we still have 17 extra credits. Can we still get degree or will jntuh do something about this because as we already studied r16 we should get the benefit of subject exemption if not for all subjects but atleast limited to r16 subjects and grace marks for r18. Atleast we will also get all the benefits and get degree as early as possible. Please solve this confusion. Thank you. @Rahul
 
Sorry i don't have much info regarding exemption or grace marks for readmitted students. As per my knowledge R18 rules are applicable for the readmitted students. Kindly contact your college exam cell staff to find out more details on this issue.
 
Rahul said:
Sorry i don't have much info regarding exemption or grace marks for readmitted students. As per my knowledge R18 rules are applicable for the readmitted students. Kindly contact your college exam cell staff to find out more details on this issue.
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They are not giving any information regarding this. Telling to write exams first or come again after somedays . Sir also i have to get refund for the subjects i paid before special supply results. After results i cleared all papers but still waiting for refund. Will jntuh pay us back? Let me know. Thank you @Rahul
 
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