Only 40% students turned-up to see online copies of their back-paper answer-sheets uploaded by varsity

Updated on: Thursday, December 20, 2012

Even after a fortnight, only 40% of students have turned-up to see online copies of their back-paper answer-sheets uploaded by the Chattrapati Sahuji Maharaj University on its official website. While, the varsity officials are considering it as a good start, teachers and KUTA members feel otherwise. Lack of awareness has resulted in low number of students opting to see their online answer-sheets.

Despite over 50 thousand back-paper copies have been uploaded online by CSJMU around two weeks ago, only 22 thousand students have turned up yet to see their answer-sheets till now. According to teachers, the reason for this low number of answer-sheet viewing is either that the students are not having any craze to see the copies or they are satisfied with the marks given to them.

Commenting on the provision of viewing online answer-sheets, a teacher of CSJMU said that varsity should create awareness amongst students before launching such schemes.

She further added that in this way students will also learn way of writing the answers and it saves time and money of both the student and varsity authorities.

"Perhaps with better publicity, CSJMU will see more applications from next year. As per their plan, more than 90 thousand copies are expected to be uploaded online next year," she added further.

Moreover if any CSJMU student wants to see his/her online answer-sheet, he/she can purchase a token of rupees 55 from any HDFC bank branch. The student then have to visit the university website and fill the token number in the respective column. This year's back paper copies will be available till 31 may 2013.

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