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Results for all Engineering courses by Aug 15: SPPU

PUNE The second-semester examination of the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) is underway and final year students are now demanding that results be declared early

Published on: Aug 02, 2021 10:28 PM IST
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PUNE The second-semester examination of the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) is underway and final year students are now demanding that results be declared early.

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The SPPU examination department has started declaring results of engineering final-year students, as well as other streams, on priority, in order to allow students to take admissions to PG courses elsewhere. So far, 22,000 engineering results have been declared and all results would be declared by August 15.

“The engineering examination started from July 12 of all streams and results of final-year engineering students are being declared by the university. We will be declaring results of all the engineering subjects by August 15. There are a total of 12 different streams and we have decided that results of final-year students would be declared on priority,” said Mahesh Kakade, SPPU’s director of the board of examination and evaluation.

“Accordingly, we have declared results of over 22,000 students from engineering final year. Also we will be declaring results of bachelor of pharmacy, bachelor of architecture, and bachelor of business administration early, as most of these students take further post-graduation admissions abroad. The results will be declared this week and students can check their results through their login IDs,” he added.

While students are happy with the results being declared, Mandar Hiren, a B-Tech student said, “I have applied for my post-graduation course to an American university and for that I need my results immediately. If results are given early my further admission process would be done smoothly.”

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