PEACE PREVAILED on the Senate House campus of Allahabad University on the concluding day of the Post-Graduate Admission Test (PGAT)-2006 on Saturday.
The AU administration has declared to keep all offices closed to check any untoward incident during the PGAT. However the student leaders were found at the AU student union hall gossiping and discussing about leakage of question papers during the admission test.
It is worth mentioning that the student leaders had created ruckus on the Senate House campus on Thursday demanding re-test of the subject whose question paper was claimed to have leaked. The students tried to disrupt the ongoing PGAT but the AU administration decided get tough and take action against such leaders.
AU administration adopting strict attitude towards disturbing elements prohibited the entry of any person other than students appearing for test, teachers and employees on examination duty.
The security persons deployed at various points were issued strict directives to check the entry of unauthorised persons during the admission test.
PGAT-06 Director Prof A Satyanarayan said that no untoward incident was reported and the authorities remained on their toes throughout the test period.
"The filtered access to the varsity has reduced tension for the authorities and the test was conducted in a peaceful manner", he added.
{{/usCountry}}"The filtered access to the varsity has reduced tension for the authorities and the test was conducted in a peaceful manner", he added.
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