Prayagraj: In a major relief for students and a significant step towards transparency in examinations, Prof Rajendra Singh (Rajju Bhaiya) State University has made the process of answer script review and challenge evaluation completely online for students who failed in the semester examinations 2025-26. With the new system in place, students will no longer be required to visit the university campus or examination department to access their evaluated answer sheets.
The university administration has introduced an online mechanism through which eligible students can apply for answer script review by paying the prescribed fee on the university website. Once the application is submitted and verified, a copy of the evaluated answer booklet will be sent directly to the student's registered email address within the stipulated period.
Issuing detailed guidelines regarding the process, controller of examinations Vineet Yadav said that students declared unsuccessful in any paper of the even semester examinations can seek access to their written answer scripts under the provisions of the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005. After reviewing their answer scripts, students who find discrepancies or believe that their copies were not evaluated correctly can also apply for challenge evaluation through a separate online process available on the university portal. The last date for submitting applications for answer script review and challenge evaluation has been fixed as June 20. Students are advised to complete the process well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues.
Vice-Chancellor Prof Akhilesh Kumar Singh said that making answer scripts available directly through email is an important initiative aimed at strengthening transparency, fairness and accountability in higher education institutions. The digital system, he added, will ensure quicker access to records and provide students with a more efficient grievance redressal mechanism.
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