DU exams 2020 cancelled over lockdown; here's how students will be assessed

Delhi University tests 2020: Attention, DU understudies! Delhi University won't hold semester tests for second and fourth-semester understudies of undergrad programs. The choice was taken "considering the overall circumstance of COVID-19 pandemic". Given the circumstance, holding pen-and-paper semester tests is "not achievable", says the notice gave on June 4. Rather, as a one-time measure, an "elective method of evaluating" will be received.
This is what Delhi University understudies must know
DU second, fourth semester understudies
First-year and second-year understudies who need to give second and fourth semester test will be saved DU online tests made arrangements for the last year. Rather, as a one-time measure, an 'elective method of evaluating' will be embraced according to composite configuration for computing the equivalent for the Intermediate semester/term/year understudies for scholastic meeting 2019-2020 so understudies of the college can take their vocation forward.
What is the elective method of evaluating for results?
The reviewing "could be composite of half checks based on the example of inward assessment or task" based assessment embraced by the college/schools/workforce/focus any place material". The staying half and the imprints will be granted based on execution in simply the past semester, term or year.
Understudies selected DU's School of Open Learning, or SOL, and classes held by the Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board, or NCWEB, will likewise be correspondingly evaluated and advanced. Be that as it may, last year understudies and ex-understudies will in any case need to compose the online open book tests.

Understudies in a middle of the road semester, term or year with no past record of execution - first-year understudies, for instance - "will be reviewed based on 100% task based assessment".