A circular issued by the university last month says, "Not only is it mandatory for each college to have a Common Assessment Process (CAP) centre where professors can evaluate papers online through the OSM system, but also to evaluate papers of 50 per cent more students than the actual number registered. A report on this has to be submitted to the varsity authorities for approval and a certificate on the evaluation process." The circular further mentions that in order to declare the results of each examination within 45 days, all teachers should participate in the evaluation process. Hence, principals of colleges have been asked to include each and every professor in the OSM system.

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A senior university official said, "Not only the varsity, but even affiliated colleges are responsible for the delay in the evaluation process. Many colleges get visiting faculties to run courses, but they are not included in the assessment process. Hence, it was important to take this decision. Now as the performance of the colleges in the evaluation process matters, they will make efforts to justify it."

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Vice-chancellor says

Speaking to mid-day, Suhas Pednekar, vice-chancellor of MU, said, "It is of utmost importance for the varsity to declare results within the stipulated time. I hope all affiliated colleges take the task seriously."

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