NLU Delhi’s All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) exam has been postponed again from 18 August to an unspecified future date.
Yesterday, a notice was posted on NLU Delhi’s website reading “Postponement of AILET 2020 Activities (27/07/2020)“.
The linked-to PDF does not explicitly state that the AILET has been postponed but states more mysteriously:
It is informed to all the aspirants of AILET 2020 that due to Covid19 situation there will be changes in the schedule of all activities. The revised schedule for all the activities will be notified shortly.
All the aspirants are advised to keep visiting the University website for the latest information related to AILET 2020.
Yesterday we had reported that the home-proctored Symbiosis admissions exam, SLAT, had faced the possibility of easy cheating, one proof of concept attempt even having been uploaded to YouTube, though the university said that all cheating attempts would be identified after the exam by software.
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can't do online proctoring - because cheating; and
can't do CLAT at test centres - because health concerns
Therefore, may need to scrap.
Original comment is spot on. I fail to see why it is being downvoted. I thought it could be the IT cell as the ocmment raises issues of how badly we have dealt with the pandemic.
Also I have 98.5 in 12th class under Bihar board, which NLU would i get?
any leads will be appreciated!
This exam has to happen. There's no other relevant point here.
Nd what's the guarantee that each candidate is going to crack the entrance at the very first attempt? Exactly.
And hence, nobody got time and patience to invest 2-3 years on this particular test.
So please, think before you type in and post something online.
Btw, i mistakenly liked your comment. So actually it's 1 like and 2 dislikes.
Gotta keep it fair.
The exam can be scheduled towards the end of the year
See below:
m.economictimes.com/industry/services/education/online-lsat-india-2020-exam-results-in-mid-august-says-jgls/articleshow/77198800.cms
www.ptinews.com/pressrelease/41905_press-subOnline-LSAT-India-2020-Exam-Completed-Successfully
m.hindustantimes.com/education/lsat-india-2020-online-exam-results-in-mid-august-says-jgls/story-oL4GdD1dncz1l2wPdhrAcP.html
news.careers360.com/lsat-india-2020-online-rpt-concludes-students-give-their-feedback
wap.business-standard.com/article/education/lsat-india-results-for-jindal-law-school-to-be-released-in-mid-august-120072701344_1.html
Plus it would reduce the students susceptible to risk.
1. CLAT Committee could grant access to databases, by creating user ID and passwords for a limited time.
2. I'm not inclined to agree with the evaluation part. Initially they were anyways going to have subjective question as a part of the assessment. Giving a 3k word assignment to 7k students, allotting a set number of teachers (let's say 100) to evaluate the same, would make it 70 students per teachers. One can evaluate 7 essays in a day, 10 days for the teachers to complete evaluation. Add maybe 5 days for miscellaneous things and results would be out in 15 days after the papers. Which should be the case with regular CLAT as well.
I'm not sure of what creative ways can be used to get out of this situation. If online tests are being taken, may be scrap the GK section in case online tests are being conducted. A google search can get you the right answer. Increase the weightage of Logical Reasoning.
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