Apply valuation formula of PG to UG courses: HC to RGUHS
Quashing the “Amendment to Ordinance Governing Valuation of Answer Scripts of MBBS Course (RS-3 Scheme)” of October 13, 2020, Justice R Devdas passed the order.
Published: 16th February 2021 05:14 AM |
By Express News Service
BENGALURU: The Karnataka High Court directed the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) to apply the provisions governing valuation of postgraduate courses to undergraduate courses. Quashing the “Amendment to Ordinance Governing Valuation of Answer Scripts of MBBS Course (RS-3 Scheme)” of October 13, 2020, Justice R Devdas passed the order.
Allowing a batch of petitions questioning the amendment, the court directed RGUHS to apply the formula governing PG students, identify all the cases where there is a difference of 15 per cent or more in the four valuations and send them for fifth valuation.
Clarifying that the exercise should be restricted to failed students only, the court directed RGUHS to declare the results as per the provisions governing PG students and issue marks card. “The entire exercise should be completed well before the start of the next year examinations which are tentatively scheduled to commence during first week of March 2021”, it said. It observed that the provision for a third valuation in cases of double valuation method and a fifth valuation in case of four valuation is a safety measure.
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