Graduation exam from today: Students can also take the exam on the basis of receipt and admission confirmation form

The examination of LNMU’s undergraduate first section Arts Science and Commerce prestige session 2021-24 will be held at 40 centers from Wednesday. If the students appearing in this examination could not attend the admit card due to any reason, then they can appear in the examination along with the receipt of form filling and admission confirmation form. Students who have filled the online form and have not received the admit card can appear in the examination on the basis of the admission confirmation form available at the time of enrollment. Such candidates will use the 10 number application number mentioned in the admission confirmation form in place of the university number. That is, you will put 10 digits of your application number in place of roll number. Whereas candidates who fill the offline examination form will appear in the examination on the basis of fee receipt provided at the time of enrollment. Such candidates will use the college roll number mentioned in the fee receipt instead of the university number.

That is, instead of the university number, the college will enter the roll number. This information was given by the controller of examination Dr Anand Mohan Mishra. He told that the examination will start from Wednesday as per the pre-determined schedule. All the preparations have been completed for this. He said that for any correction in the admit card, students can contact the principal of their college and get it rectified immediately. The examination will be according to its pre-determined schedule, from November 9, the examination of prestige subjects will start. It will be conducted in two shifts. The first shift will be from 10 am to 1 pm and the second shift will be from 2 to 5 pm. The examination of prestige subjects will start from 9th November and will continue till 15th November. At the same time, from November 16 to November 28, the examination of subsidiary and general subjects will be taken.