New Delhi: Delhi University will introduce a revaluation option for its law students, which will allow them to request a review of their exam answers if they feel that their answers were not assessed correctly. This marks a significant development, as such a facility was not available to students in professional courses until now, according to university officials.
A senior DU official said, “The option of revaluation will be introduced for LLB students in the coming academic year. Plans are also in place to extend this option to students of management, medicine and other professional courses in future. As part under process, students will also have the opportunity to view their answer sheets.” Currently, revaluation is already available for most undergraduate and postgraduate courses at DU.
The option will first be opened to over 10,000 students at DU’s Faculty of Law. This initiative is designed to promote greater accountability and ensure fairness in the assessment process, the official added. “The move will not only give students a fairer chance to challenge their grades but will also encourage teachers to be more diligent in their assessments, knowing that students will have the opportunity for a second review if they are unhappy with their results “, he said. .
The university plans to soon release comprehensive guidelines for the revaluation process for law students. After this, similar provisions should be introduced for students on management, medicine and other professional courses. “These detailed guidelines will clearly outline the steps that students must follow in order to avail of this option. The process will be carefully designed, taking into account various factors to ensure effectiveness. In the past, there were several instances where students expressed dissatisfaction with their evaluations With this new system, they will no longer have to endure such worries,” the official said.