Indore: Following a significant three-month delay in commencing the academic session at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) due to the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), the university is now bracing for further challenges as the scheduled semester exams at its University Teaching Departments (UTDs) are also expected to be delayed.The delay is attributed to the forthcoming assembly elections, which require the deployment of professors and technical staff for electoral duties.As per the academic calendar, the UTDs were expected to conduct first semester examination for the newly admitted undergraduate and postgraduate students in December.However with most of the UTDs at DAVV grappling with the professors, HODs and technical staff being assigned election duty poses a fresh challenge, resulting in potential disruptions to the timely execution of the semester examinations.The combined impact of the CUET-related delay and the anticipated deployment of key academic personnel for election duties has sparked concerns among students and faculty members alike.The university administration is now tasked with managing these dual challenges and ensuring the smooth progression of the academic calendar while addressing the demands of both the electoral responsibilities and the educational requirements of the students.The semester exams are unlikely to be conducted as per the schedule now with upcoming assembly elections and long holidays for festivals. Most of the teachers are busy with the election duties thus course completion is also pending, thus the exams are will probably be conducted in January or February, said Dr. Chandan Gupta, media spokesperson of DAVV.Typically, the academic session at DAVV should commence in July-August while first semester exams are conducted in December. However, the academic calendar has been facing disruptions post Covid19 . TNNWe also published the following articles recentlyPakistan to hold delayed elections on February 8: Electoral commissionPakistans President Arif Alvi and the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) have agreed to hold general elections on February 8, 2024. The decision was made after a meeting between the two parties, following the directives of the Supreme Court. The ECP had proposed February 11 as the date, but it was ultimately decided to hold the elections on February 8. The ECP had requested additional time to redraw constituency boundaries after the dissolution of parliament.Zanzibar IIT campus kicks off 1st semesterIIT-Madras has opened its first offshore campus in Zanzibar, becoming the first IIT to do so. The campus was inaugurated by the President of Zanzibar, with the first batch consisting of 50% Indian students and 40% women. The campus currently has 45 students enrolled in bachelors and masters programs in data science and AI. The temporary campus is well-equipped, and plans are underway to construct a permanent campus with the support of the governments of Zanzibar and India. This is also the first IIT campus to have a woman director.Anna University Results 2023 declared for 1st, 3rd and 5th semesters at coe1.annauniv.eduAnna University has declared the results for the 1st, 3rd, and 5th semesters of various UG and PG examinations. Students can check their results on the official website by entering their login credentials. The exams were conducted in April and May 2023. The website is currently facing issues, so students are advised to wait and try again later. The exam pattern varied depending on the course, with both objective and subjective questions. For more information, students should visit the official website.

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