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Very poor result in LIS this time. Roll Nos. of successful candidates.
UGC result, this time, is like a nightmare for all LIS professionals aspiring to clear this test. Following is the list of Roll Nos. of candidates who cracked it:
17590212: Jamia Milia Islamia, New-Delhii
31590016: University of Kashmir, Srinagar
35590003: M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodra
37590063: Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai
50590066: University of Pune, Pune
50590186: University of Pune, Pune
First of all, Congratulations to the only six candidates who cleared this test.
Secondly it is an alarming situation for LIS professionals. Does our government require only six LIS candidates for the new session. If the other candidates fell short of the required passing criteria why didn't UGC relax the passing marks. This is a serious issue to be discussed. Please contribute your views.
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Permalink Reply by Shrishail Kallappa Sarade on
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Good Morning sir,
I agree with ur opinion, last month Asian age news paper published one news for NET exam result, the news quotes that the % of results should incresed this NET upto 12% thats why the result is declared too late, but when the result dec. just shocking .......... No words to comment sir, so all the best 4 June 2011 exam,
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Permalink Reply by Dr.Harmanpreet Singh Sandhu on
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I think relaxing the passing marks is not a solution.......there should be more transparency in overall system.....everyone should get his report card specifying the pass marks, candidates marks in every subject......then only the candidates can improve themselves.
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Permalink Reply by Sanjeev kumar on
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Dear Sandhu Ji,
I am totally agreed with your opinion. Transparency must be there. I also improve my net preparation after got my marks in last time.
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