TMBU Announces Dates and Centers for Undergraduate Part-2 (Session: 2022-25) Practical Examinations; Exams to Be Held Across Various Colleges Between August 3 and August 10, Controller of Examinations Prof. Vinod Kumar Ojha Issues Essential Guidelines
Bhagalpur, Office Correspondent: The Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University (TMBU) administration has officially announced the comprehensive schedule for the undergraduate (UG) Part-2 practical examinations under session 2022-25. According to the notice issued by the examination department, these crucial Part-2 practical exams will be conducted at various designated examination centers between August 3 and August 10. Following this much-anticipated announcement, thousands of science, arts, and music students have begun putting the finishing touches on their preparations. Practical examinations for subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Home Science, Music, and other practical subjects will be held at nodal centers established across constituent and affiliated colleges under the university.
Key Examination Dates and Duration (Session: 2022-25)
According to official information provided by TMBU Controller of Examinations Prof. Vinod Kumar Ojha, letters have been dispatched to all concerned colleges to ensure the smooth conduct of the practical exams:
Exam Schedule: The practical examinations will run according to the scheduled timeline from August 3 through August 10. Separate dates have been designated for different subjects to prevent students from encountering any schedule clashes.
Shift Allocation: Keeping the number of examinees in mind, practical exams for most subjects will be conducted in two shifts (first shift and second shift) to ensure the evaluation of all students is completed in a timely and organized manner.
Determination of Subject-Wise Centers and Arrangements
Placing student convenience as a top priority, the TMBU administration has designated various colleges as examination centers where students from respective institutions will appear for their exams:
Science Subjects: For subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology, examinees from affiliated and constituent colleges must report to their home centers or specific nodal centers designated by the university. Specifically, Chemistry and Physics practicals will be conducted under the supervision of external examiners to maintain absolute transparency.
Arts Subjects: Students appearing for practical exams in subjects like Home Science and Music have been instructed to report to their allocated centers. Subject expert teams have been deployed to oversee practical projects, viva-voce, and the checking of practical record books for Music and Home Science.
Directives from Controller of Examinations Prof. Vinod Kumar Ojha: Transparency and Punctuality Are Top Priorities
Controller of Examinations Prof. Vinod Kumar Ojha has emphasized that these examinations for session 2022-25 must be conducted in a completely malpractice-free and transparent environment:
Strict Instructions to College Principals: Principals and heads of departments at all examination centers have been instructed to complete the examinations within the stipulated timeframe and immediately dispatch mark counterfoils in sealed envelopes to the examination department to ensure timely declaration of main exam results.
Student Welfare Paramount: Prof. Ojha stated that the university administration is fully committed to safeguarding students' futures and regularizing the academic session. To ensure students face no issues regarding practical exams, colleges have also been advised to set up help desks.
Important University Guidelines for Examinees
The university administration has issued several mandatory guidelines for all session 2022-25 students participating in the examinations:
Admit Card Mandatory: All examinees must bring their original TMBU Part-2 admit card issued by their college along with their college identity card. Entry into the examination hall or laboratory will not be permitted without a valid admit card.
Practical Record/Notebook: It is mandatory for science, home science, and music students to bring their duly signed practical record books or journals. Assigning marks in the practical exam without records certified by subject teachers will not be possible.
Punctuality: Examinees have been instructed to report to their designated exam centers at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the exam so that seating arrangements and other formalities can be completed on time based on roll numbers.
Conclusion
The announcement of dates (August 3 to August 10) for the undergraduate Part-2 practical examinations (Session: 2022-25) by TMBU has completely put an end to students' uncertainty. The timely execution of these exams under the able guidance of Controller of Examinations Prof. Vinod Kumar Ojha will also help bring the university's academic session back on track. Examinees are advised to contact their respective college notice boards or official websites to gather precise information regarding exact dates and shifts for their subjects, avoiding any inconvenience such as missing an exam.
