Cusat examinations postponed

Updated on: Friday, November 04, 2011

Cochin University of Science and Technology has postponed the examinations scheduled for November 7 and 8.

An official release said that the B.Tech. seventh semester examinations scheduled for November 7 had been postponed to November 18. Other examinations scheduled for November 7 that have been postponed are — seventh semester B.Tech. Polymer Science and Rubber Technology, and B.Tech. (Instrumentation); third and seventh semester M.Sc. Photonics; BBA and LLB; LLB (Honours); have been postponed to November 19; seventh semester B.Tech. Naval Architecture and Ship Building to November 26. The examinations for MBBS Obstetrics and Gynaecology (paper II), final MBBS (Part II), have been postponed to November 11. That for MBBS Micro Biology Paper I and II will be held on November 18.

B.Tech. fifth semester examinations scheduled for November 8 has been postponed to December 2. The other exams scheduled for November 8 that have been postponed are — fifth semester B.Tech. Polymer Science and Rubber Technology, and B.Tech. (Instrumentation) seventh semester to November 23; fifth semester B.Tech. Naval Architecture and Ship Building examination to November 19; fifth semester integrated M.Sc. Photonics to November 21. M.Sc. Electronics Science third semester examination has been postponed to November 23; the seventh semester B.FSc. examination to November 9. Other M.Sc third semester examinations have been postponed to November 10.

M.Tech degree examinations scheduled for November 8 in Electronics, Polymer Science and Rubber Technology, Ship Technology, School of Environmental Studies, Model Engineering College, Toc H Institute of Science and Technology and T.K. M Institute of Technology have been moved to November 9.

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