Placeholder canvas

Anna Univ cancels affiliation with Chendhuran College of Engg

Date:

Anna University, Chennai has cancelled the affiliation of Chendhuran College of Engineering and Technology, Pudukkottai, owing to malpractices in examinations.

The university caught the indulging in mass impersonation during the semester exams that took place from 1st November 2018, as per reports. Following this the Controller of Examinations recommended the cancellation of its affiliation with the institution.

ALSO READ: NewsMobile Pollution Watch: Gurugram breathes easy after showers

The college allegedly allowed a another person or proxy to sit in place of a student for the semester exams. The college owner’s son had used a proxy to write his exams leading to the decision by the university, according to media reports.

However, this case isn’t the first time that Anna University has found colleges involved in exam malpractices. A few colleges had reportedly allowed students to copy from textbooks, answer sheets and using slips of paper. About 1, 400 students have been caught for malpractices in university semester exams till now, following which the university has made it mandatory for colleges to have external faculty for invigilation for now.

Click here for Latest News updates and viral videos on our AI-powered smart news genie

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Share post:

Subscribe

Popular

More like this
Related

IPL 2024: PBKS Win Toss, Opt To Bowl Against KKR; Injury Keeps Mitchell Starc Out

In the match, KKR will look to bag another 2 points and inch closer towards playoff qualification

WhatsApp Says ‘Will Exit India If Asked To Break Encryption’

The messaging platform's legal representative voiced serious worries, stating that if forced to undermine the encryption that safeguards user messages, the business may think about pulling out of the Indian market

Anti-Israeli Protests: Indian Origin Student From Princeton University Arrested

Achinthya Sivalingan and Hassan Sayed, Tamil Nadu-born natives, were taken into custody early on Thursday morning after the demonstrators put up tents for camping in a university courtyard