Digital Choice Activities Universities are also working on digital study choices. Interviews with alumni, lectures and even open houses are online! It is important that future students take care of them as much as possible, as it helps them to make the right choice of studies. For more information on the information available, please visit the university websites. The aim is to inform all students who wish to take the exams from Tuesday, August 27, 2019, of the exams necessary to participate in the exams. All students must have their Student STUDENT ID card (Student HELB Smart Card or University Student ID Card). The 12-member task force, chaired by Professor Vinod Pavarala, former dean of the Sarojini Naidu School of Arts – Communication, was tasked with consulting with various interest groups at the university and developing an action plan for the resumption of university activities, which had stopped more than three months ago. These include practical measures for the start of courses for current students and for those who will join the university during this academic year. The task force will study and recommend a number of teaching methods that include personal, online and mixed modes of course content distribution. The group will recommend appropriate measures to modernize the institution`s ICT infrastructure to address the challenges of online education.

The university informs ALL new students to pay ALL FEES for the semester, as stated in the university fee structure before being reported. As you know, since the university opened for the second semester on Monday, January 30, 2017, classes have not started after the boycott of the conferences due to the ongoing trade union actions. Given the current situation, the university hopes that a resolution will be adopted so that courses can begin. EEA students often have to pass an English test before they can be enrolled. Currently, due to the coronavirus crisis, a limited number of non-EEA students are unable to organize a language test at an official test site. However, these students still need to acquire an adequate knowledge of English before starting their studies, in order to avoid the questions of progress of studies and to guarantee the quality of studies. That is why universities will continue to require aspiring students to pass an English test. Under a recent agreement with the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, universities can now use online versions of existing tests to ensure that all interested students complete their language test on time.