University goes online to curb paper leaks
Dipti Sonawala : Sat Nov 17 2012, 00:33 hrs
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How the system will work
The 27 MU-affiliated colleges offering law, 61 engineering, 18 pharmacy and 125 education degrees will have to download papers from a web portal for mid-terms starting Nov 19
MU will send password-protected web links to the colleges. Principals will be provided user names and two passwords, one to access the portal and the other to open question papers
Colleges will have to download the papers and make photocopies
By 2013-end, all 654 affiliated colleges will receive papers through web links
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