Archive · 29 May 2025
Delhi University Law Exam Delayed by Student Protests
Some law students at Delhi University couldn't take their exams because they didn't have enough classes.
They were upset and started protesting.
They locked the exam room, so the test was delayed.
The university eventually let the students take the test for now, but will decide later if they really qualified.
One student group claimed the school was unfair and playing favorites, possibly giving special treatment to certain students.
They want the school to explain what happened.
Students protested at Delhi University Law Faculty due to denied admit cards.
Over 150 students were initially denied admit cards for the LLB exam.
Protesters locked the exam center, delaying the exam by nearly two hours.
The Faculty of Law issued a notice allowing detained students to sit for exams provisionally.
ABVP criticized the administration, alleging bias and demanding an explanation.
- Who
- Students, ABVP, Delhi University administration
- What
- Protests and exam delay over withheld admit cards due to attendance issues.
- When
- May 29, 2025 (Published), Protests began Monday night, exam delayed Tuesday morning
- Where
- Delhi University Law Faculty
- Why
- Students protested because they were denied admit cards due to low attendance.
Delhi University Administration
ABVP
Admit Card Controversy
Delhi University Administration
Administration denied admit cards due to attendance.
ABVP
ABVP alleges bias, claims denial was arbitrary, favoring DUSU president.
- Event
- Protests over withheld admit cards
- Location
- Delhi University Law Faculty
- Date
- May 29, 2025 (Published)
- Affected
- Over 150 students initially
- Result
- Exam delayed, provisional relief granted
- Accusation
- ABVP alleges bias in administration