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Karnataka Government introduced new Karnataka 2nd PUC revaluation criteria. Candidates can apply for 2nd PUC Results revaluation, even if it they have scored just one mark in their Pre-University exams, according to the announcement made by state Education Minister BC Nagesh. According to the new amendment, students can apply for revaluation even if their score is below 6 percent. Those who are unsatisfied with the marks obtained in Karnataka 2nd PUC result can apply for re-evaluation of the answer sheets through the official website of the state board after the Karnataka PUC Result declaration. For the same, students have to pay the application fees of INR 1,670 per subject to get answer scripts re-evaluated.

SRMJEEE used to be held as a computer based test. However, after the pandemic, SRMJEEE is being held as an online proctored test. The difference between the 2 is that CBT exams are not internet based tests. The candidates are needed to visit an exam centre and access the test on a computer which has exam questions already fed on it. In SRMJEEE online proctored test, candidates have to take the exam with the help of internet connection from the comfort of their homes on their own devices. The exam question will appear in real time on the screen an d the candidates have o answer those questions. The candidates will be monitored using AI and cameras throughout the test.

SRMJEEE is held in online proctored mode. This means candidates can take the exams from their homes and they do not have to visit any exam center for taking the exam. Proctored exams are timed exams that you take while proctoring software monitors your computer's desktop, webcam video and audio. In Proctored Online Exam, you will be under constant observation during the entire duration of the test via artificial intelligence tools and live monitoring by the proctors. Any suspected activity will lead to the immediate termination of exam. The AI tools will be able to detect any movement of face or eyeballs and highlight the same automatically. Thus, the candidate will be under constant vigilance of proctor through live feed to deter any suspicious activity of the candidate.

After participating in the DU LL.B. 2023 counseling process, the following steps are typically involved:

1. Allotment of Seats: Based on your rank and preference choices, you will be allotted a seat in one of the participating colleges of Delhi University. The seat allotment is usually done through a centralized counseling process.

2. Document Verification: Once a seat is allotted, you will be required to visit the designated venue for document verification. You must carry all the necessary documents in original and photocopies for verification purposes. These documents may include your academic certificates, category certificate (if applicable), counseling call letter, ID proof, etc.

3. Payment of Admission Fees: After the document verification process, you will be required to pay the prescribed admission fees within the given deadline. The fees can be paid online or through any other mode specified by the university.

4. Reporting to the Allotted College: After the payment of admission fees, you must report to the allotted college within the specified time frame. You will need to carry the admission fee payment receipt and other necessary documents for final admission and enrollment in the college.

5. Completion of Admission Formalities: At the allotted college, you will need to complete the admission formalities, which may include filling out admission forms, submitting additional documents (if required), and completing other administrative procedures.

6. Commencement of Classes: After the completion of admission formalities, the classes for the LL.B.programmewill begin as per the schedule provided by the college. It is important to attend the classes regularly and follow the academic rules and regulations of the institution.