Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Jharkhand University to Hold Exam Years After Graduation
Imagine a university messed up and didn't give some students a test they needed.
These students graduated between 2017 and 2024.
The university forgot to give them a required class called a "general elective."
Now, the university is making them take the test.
Some students are happy because they need it for jobs, but others are annoyed because they have jobs already or live far away.
Because of the mistake, some students cannot get certain government jobs.
The university is trying to fix the problem.
Kolhan University to hold special exams for graduates from 2017-2024 due to a missing general elective paper.
Students were required to complete two general elective papers under the Choice-Based Credit System, but only one was offered.
The lapse has caused issues for graduates applying for government jobs, as they lacked a required paper.
Student leaders raised concerns about the exam's validity and potential issues with migration certificates.
The university is also addressing a similar issue in its B.Ed. program, with a missing 'Method' paper.
- Who
- Graduates from Kolhan University between 2017 and 2024.
- What
- Kolhan University is holding a special exam for graduates who missed a required elective paper.
- When
- Registrations opened July 28 and will close August 16; the exam date is not yet announced.
- Where
- Kolhan University, Jharkhand.
- Why
- Due to a university oversight, students missed a required general elective paper, causing job application issues.
Students Who Need the Exam
Students Inconvenienced by Exam
Impact of Exam
Students Who Need the Exam
Need exam for government jobs
Students Inconvenienced by Exam
Already have jobs or have relocated
- University
- Kolhan University
- Graduation Years Affected
- 2017-2024
- Subject
- Missing General Elective Paper (GE-2)
- UGC System
- Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS)
- Registration Dates
- July 28 - August 16