TNAU introduces e-registration of courses

Updated on: Monday, June 29, 2009

Coimbatore: Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), the first state agricultural varsity in the country to implement ICT-based teaching since 2003, has recently introduced e-registration of its courses.

Students can log on to TNAU Student Management System portal and e-register for the courses, TNAU sources said.This would help the university save on stationery and cutting down time for teachers and students.

Parents can view their wards' progress using unique ID, the sources said and added that online attendance could also be introduced.

TNAU has implemented online examination from 2007-08 academic year and about 1,120 students from 14 campuses have been enrolled under the system, they said.

 

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