1983-2011 Posted May 15, 2012 Posted May 15, 2012 The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed the Delhi University (DU) to allow an Indian Premier League (IPL) cricketer, falling short of requisite attendance, to appear in his BA first year examinations. Hearing the plea filed by St. Stephens College student and Delhi Daredevils team member Unmukt Chand, Justice Vipin Sanghi issued notice to the Delhi University and the college and sought their reply by May 18, the next date of hearing. Allowing the plea of Unmukt Chand, a former Under-19 team captain and Ranji Trophy player, the court directed the university to allow him to appear for the economics paper Tuesday and other papers scheduled for May 17. Justice Sanghi, however, directed the university not to declare his result till the final disposal of his petition by the court. Chand alleged that the university had taken an arbitrary decision not to issue him admit card to sit for the examination, since he had got admission last year on sports quota and the sportspersons get relaxation in their attendance. In his petition, Chand said he had been busy with various cricket matches, including the IPL matches, and so was not able to attend the classes. He pleaded that he was not able to appear in two papers earlier due the IPL matches but since he was in Delhi Tuesday, he wanted to appear in his economics examination. http://sports.ndtv.com/ipl-2012/news/item/190100-ipl-court-allows-delhis-unmukt-to-write-his-exams ipl ki mausam me ladke ko parhai ka shokh hai :hatsoff:
Executioner Posted May 15, 2012 Posted May 15, 2012 good guy, he probably wudnt have had a game anyway..so just let him finish his STUDIES
Stuge Posted May 15, 2012 Posted May 15, 2012 good then they are the same university who distribute honorary degrees to people ,when they become big ..
CSK Fan Posted May 16, 2012 Posted May 16, 2012 Good, sports people must be encouraged in all possible ways.
Swing_n_Speed Posted May 16, 2012 Posted May 16, 2012 If and I say if Chand was really busy with cricket, then by all means attendance should be secondary.
Magneto Posted May 16, 2012 Posted May 16, 2012 :WTF: Because the guy bunked classes and was playing kirkut all along, he gets an exemption. Even I should have got an exemption for bunking classes and doing awaaragardi all the time. I did play some cricket during my 'awaaragardi' too. :nervous:
Executioner Posted May 16, 2012 Posted May 16, 2012 :WTF: Because the guy bunked classes and was playing kirkut all along, he gets an exemption. Even I should have got an exemption for bunking classes and doing awaaragardi all the time. I did play some cricket during my 'awaaragardi' too. :nervous: may I know what awaaragardi is?
GautiMaan Posted May 16, 2012 Posted May 16, 2012 :WTF: Because the guy bunked classes and was playing kirkut all along, he gets an exemption. Even I should have got an exemption for bunking classes and doing awaaragardi all the time. I did play some cricket during my 'awaaragardi' too. :nervous: Sportspersons dont have to have the same attendance % as others,happens all the time in our university too You too could have got an exception if u enrolled in sports quota
1983-2011 Posted May 16, 2012 Author Posted May 16, 2012 Sportspersons dont have to have the same attendance % as others,happens all the time in our university too You too could have got an exception if u enrolled in sports quota how do they catchup on their missed work, it could be possible where things are learnt from text books and powerpoints but what about science subjects where they are required to carry out experiments in labs
GautiMaan Posted May 16, 2012 Posted May 16, 2012 how do they catchup on their missed work' date=' it could be possible where things are learnt from text books and powerpoints but what about science subjects where they are required to carry out experiments in labs[/quote'] They dont usually do labs first time along with others,most do it as an arrear where i think they are given some tips by staff
Old guy Posted May 16, 2012 Posted May 16, 2012 :WTF: Because the guy bunked classes and was playing kirkut all along, he gets an exemption. Even I should have got an exemption for bunking classes and doing awaaragardi all the time. I did play some cricket during my 'awaaragardi' too. :nervous: ahhhh! i was right :winky:
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