Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University: 14,000 failed students to take special back exams, papers to be OMR-based

Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University has provided a significant opportunity for students who were unable to pass their recent examinations. The university administration has announced special back examinations for students who failed in the fifth and sixth semesters of undergraduate programs and the third and fourth semesters of postgraduate programs.

According to the Amar Ujala network, approximately 14,000 students will participate in these examinations. The university has decided to conduct the papers using OMR sheets, a change in the examination system intended to help declare results more quickly.

This special back examination is crucial for all students who were dissatisfied with their 2025-26 academic session results or failed in certain subjects. Necessary instructions regarding this have been sent to all colleges affiliated with the university.

Regarding exam preparations, the university administration has advised students to prepare according to the OMR-based pattern. This system will be based on objective-type questions, which will make it easier for students to answer.

The university has urged students to keep an eye on the official website for examination dates and other guidelines. It will be mandatory to fill out the examination form and obtain the admit card on time.

The objective of this initiative is to prevent students from losing an academic year. Through the special back examination, students will be able to pass their failed subjects and complete their degrees. Colleges have also been asked to make necessary arrangements for the smooth conduct of the exams.

This decision comes as a major relief for university students who were concerned about their studies. The administration believes that the OMR-based examination will bring transparency and speed to the evaluation process.