Last-year students feel that the varsity should follow Mumbai University model, as MCQ is a new pattern.
The examination department at Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) has decided not to give any question bank to its seniors for preparation. Instead, the varsity team will conduct a mock test for the students.
making sure they have an idea of the exam. The exam, scheduled starting October 1 for all seniors in bachelor's and master's courses, will have Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) and will be conducted
through the supervised method.
While the University of Mumbai has decided to provide the students with question banks for their preparation and their knowledge of the type of questions, the SPPU students also demanded the same.
Clarifying the development, Mahesh Kakade, head of the SPPU exam department, said: “There has not been a decision to give a question bank to students. We understand that the paper pattern is different from the above. years, students can still sit for the mock exam and get an idea about the questions to ask. "
He added: "The mock tests will take place three or four days before the scheduled exam and students can take it." While there are about 4,000 courses for which at least 2.5 lakh students will take the exams and preparing for the entire student question bank on such short notice would have been difficult, he said.
SPPU officials added that no question bank will also guarantee that the exam is conducted in its purest form.Although a decision has been made to ensure the seriousness of the exam, students believe that they will find it difficult to prepare for the tests.
Kamalakar Shete, a trade student at SPPU, said: “All this In the meantime, we have been taking the exam descriptively, and this is the first time that the tests will be based on the MCQ pattern. Also, many of us do not have their study materials with them, so it will be difficult prepare.
The question banks would have been an easy way to prepare for the exam. "
Another student from SPPU's Marathi department said: “The universities or departments involved should at least provide PDF files of the study material so that we can prepare for the exam. Taking mock tests three-four days before the exam it will be too late to prepare for the final exam. "
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of our teachers to prepare for the exam. But you need some idea."
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