Mangaluru: With safety measures in place, degree, postgraduate exams get under way


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Sep 16: The final semester examinations of degree and postgraduate classes of Mangalore University, which had been postponed because of coronavirus concerns, are being held from Wednesday September 16 onward.

For degree examinations, examinations will continue till October 25, whereas for the postgraduate students, examinations will be on till September 25.

About 48,000 students are appearing for the examinations in 205 centres. Students having backlogs are also allowed to appear for the examinations now.

The number of centres this time has been increased in order to make it easier for the students and teachers to reach the examination centres because of coronavirus fears.

All precautions like use of sanitizers, wearing of masks, thermal scanning etc are in place and social distancing has been maintained. The university will hold special examinations for students who are unable to appear for the examinations now because of traffic issues, corona-positive state etc.

  

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Wed, Sep 16 2020

    @ I J S Shet., Mangalore.

    I was thinking why all of a sudden temperature reading is taken from the wrist instead of forehead.
    Thanks for the information.

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  • I J S Shet., Mangalore.

    Wed, Sep 16 2020

    There is strict medical advice against aiming the temperature reading gun, at the forehead, due to many adverse results. Specially the negative impact on brain and glands. Many forward entities have discontinued and take reading at wrist or inside of elbows - the readings are correct. It is surprising to note that a university has not taken this into account and continues to aim at forehead of students entering for exams. It is earnestly requested that this must be immediately reconsidered and corrected by the concerned authorities. Thank You.

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  • KUMAR, MANGALORE

    Wed, Sep 16 2020

    Does not cause any harm. There is no radiation in that scanner

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Sep 17 2020

    Kumar mangalore,who speaks here about radiation?It is so simple that one should think,on forehead ,due to hotsun when hot is temperature might be higher than other parts of body.One should think first normal than wrong.

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