Archive · 4 Oct 2026
NSUI Seeks Hall Ticket Corrections and Faster Revaluation Results
Some law students at Sri Venkateswara University found mistakes on their exam entry tickets.
Some tickets had no photos, and some named the wrong exam centre.
A student group called NSUI asked the university to fix them quickly.
The university registrar said corrected tickets would be ready that evening.
NSUI also asked the university to check whether its computer system is helping students.
The group said late exam and revaluation results could make students lose a school year.
It warned that it may hold bigger protests if the problems continue.
NSUI urged Sri Venkateswara University to correct errors on law students’ hall tickets immediately.
The group said some tickets lacked photographs or listed incorrect examination centres.
Registrar Bhupathi Naidu told the delegation corrected tickets would be available that evening.
NSUI State General Secretary Mallikarjun also called for a review of the university’s TCS-based software system.
Mallikarjun said delays in law and revaluation results risk costing students an academic year and warned of stronger protests.
- Who
- The National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), including State General Secretary Mallikarjun, raised the complaints with Sri Venkateswara University authorities.
- What
- NSUI sought corrected law hall tickets, prompt revaluation results, and a review of the university’s TCS-based software system.
- When
- Ahead of the law examinations; the registrar said corrected hall tickets would be available that evening.
- Where
- Sri Venkateswara University in Tirupati.
- Why
- NSUI said hall ticket errors were creating confusion and delayed results could cause students to lose an academic year.
NSUI’s concerns
University response
Hall ticket errors
NSUI’s concerns
NSUI said missing photographs and incorrect examination centre names were causing widespread confusion and demanded immediate corrections.
University response
Registrar Bhupathi Naidu assured the delegation that corrected hall tickets would be available by that evening.
TCS-based software system
NSUI’s concerns
Mallikarjun said the system had brought students no tangible benefits and called for a thorough review, with scrapping considered if it proved ineffective.
University response
The article reports no response from university authorities on the software system.
Delayed results
NSUI’s concerns
Mallikarjun said delays in law and revaluation results could cost students an academic year and warned NSUI would intensify protests if issues remained unresolved.
University response
The article reports no university response to the concerns about results delays.
- University
- Sri Venkateswara University
- Location
- Tirupati
- Student group
- National Students’ Union of India (NSUI)
- Reported hall ticket errors
- Missing photographs and incorrect examination centre names
- Registrar’s assurance
- Corrected hall tickets would be available by that evening
- Other concerns
- Delayed law and revaluation results, and the effectiveness of the TCS-based software system