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The Yuva Sena has requested the Supreme Court that each university may be allowed to chart out its own plan of action depending on the conditions in their respective states amid the Covid-19 crisis.

'The petition is for each and every student across the country, being forced to appear for an examination in an absolutely bizarre judgement of the situation by UGC,' tweets Aaditya Thackeray.Thackera

The Shiv Sena's youth wing Yuva Sena on Saturday (July 18, 2020) moved the supreme court seeking cancellation of the final year exams of universities across states in view of the COVID-19 crisis.

Earlier this month, the UGC had issued revised guidelines regarding the conducting of the terminal semesters (or the final year examinations) by the universities.

A total of 755 universities furnished their response, of which 274 were private universities, 40 central, 321 state-run and 120 deemed universities.Of these, 560 universities have either conducted or

The UGC released a statement even as a number of states like Punjab, Delhi and Maharashtra have expressed difficulty over conducting exams when a pandemic is raging on.

The body wrote letters to the UGC and the HRD Ministry requesting authorities to cancel the final year examinations. Instead, it suggested promoting students on the basis of an average of their marks.

The youth wing of Shiv Sena -- Yuva Sena, has filed a written petition to Supreme Court against the UGC decision to conduct final-year exams in the middle of Covid-19.

Maharashtra cabinet minister Aaditya Thackeray moved the Supreme Court Saturday against the centre's decision to hold final year exams for colleges and universities in September, after they were postp

Education News: Out of the total of 560 universities, 194 have already conducted their exams, and 366 are planning to conduct them in August or September.

Out of the total of 560 universities, 194 have already conducted their exams, and 366 are planning to conduct them in August or September.All educational educations across India were closed for the pa

A total of 755 universities informed the University Grants Commission (UGC) on Friday about the status of conducting exams.

The Yuva Sena filed the petition against the decision on final-year exams under the directions of Aaditya Thackeray.

The UGC informed that of the 755 varieties as many as 194 universities have already conducted their final-year exams and 27 private universities were established during 2019-20 which have no student i

Punjab, Maharashtra, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Delhi have expressed reservations against the examination plan