After 14-year hiatus, free students union elections commence in TU campuses today

KATHMANDU, March 19: Tribhuvan University (TU) is conducting the Free Students Union (FSU) election in its constituent and affiliated campuses, including the Central Campus, for the first time in 14 years. The polls open at 8:00 am and will conclude at 4:00 pm.

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TU Central Library to open study rooms for 24 hours

The Tribhuvan University Central Library has commenced round-the-clock operations to provide students with a more accommodating reading environment. The post TU Central Library to open study rooms for 24 hours appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

Tribhuvan University’s next crisis: Central departments without students

For most students, studying at Tribhuvan University (TU) had always been a matter of pride. The post Tribhuvan University’s next crisis: Central departments without students appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

TU bars teachers presenting old questions for new exams from job for 3 yrs

Tribhuvan University has taken action against teachers who prepared the same question sets given to students in previous exams for the new tests. The post TU bars teachers presenting old questions for new exams from job for 3 yrs appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

TU students attending exams to get Covid-19 vaccines

Owing to protests by the students and demands, the government has decided to provide Covid-19 vaccines to students of the Tribhuvan University attending exams. The post TU students attending exams to get Covid-19 vaccines appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

6 TU students detained after their ‘no vaccine, no exam’ demonstration

Dozens of students had staged a demonstration outside the Padma Kanya Campus this afternoon, chanting slogans such as "no vaccine, no exam." The post 6 TU students detained after their ‘no vaccine, no exam’ demonstration appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

Demonstration at TU demanding exams postponement

KATHMANDU, Aug 9: Students have staged a protest demonstration in front of Tribhuvan University (TU) in Kirtipur demanding all the scheduled examinations be postponed owing to the grappling fear of the novel coronavirus disease..  Students, on Monday, reached TU and demanded the authorities postpone the examinations with examinees’ physical presence and introduce an online evaluation system.  They urged the country’s oldest university to defer the pre-scheduled examinations and evaluate students through alternative methods such as online evaluation.  It is to be noted that the National Education Board (NEB), on Saturday, postponed the board examinations of Grade 12 sine die amid pressure from students, guardians and all other stakeholders.  Meanwhile, #CancelTUExam has been trending on Twitter.

TU preparing to conduct all postponed exams by mid-April, 2022

KATHMANDU, June 26: The Tribhuvan University (TU) has decided to conduct all exams suspended due to COVID-19 pandemic within 2078 BS (Mid-April of 2022).  The Office of the Controller of Examinations is preparing to conduct all suspended exams this year and to regularise its exam calendar.  Controller of Examinations Pushpa Raj Joshi said the crisis had hampered the examinations' regular schedule. As he said, the Office is ready to organise the exams amidst the risk of the arrival of a third wave of the virus. "If possible, we make it possible in physical presence by adopting all health safety measures and if not, we will go online and restore the exam calendar,’’ he said.  The Bachelor's level which had to be conducted last year is yet to take place.   The TU has planned to conduct the exams of first and second year of the Bachelor’s degree after mid-July and the first year of Bachelor’s level under the faculty of law and the final year of the Master’s degree then after.  According to Joshi, they are preparing for concluding the examinations for the year 2077 BS before the Dashain festival and implementing the 2078 BS schedule after the festival.  He said that examinations of all four years of Bachelor’s level and first year of Master’s level will be held after Dashain. As he informed us, 250 thousand students will be attending the pre-Dashain examinations and around 600 thousand students will participate in the post-Dashain examination. The TU has introduced a provision under which students are allowed to sit for the examinations for the center accessible for them.  This provision is especially targeted at those students outside from the Kathmandu Valley and who are currently at their homes owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Students are requested to mention the exam center of their choice within the exam form so that the TU could make arrangements for conducting the exams accordingly.