UVAS Online Teaching And Exam Policy Approved

LAHORE– University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) Lahore Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Nasim Ahmad has approved UVAS policy on off-campus online teaching and online examination with ‘no-disadvantage’ approach as per HEC guidelines during the uncertain period of COVID-19.

The online assessments/examinations will begin on June 15 after mock tests. The examinations will be unseen to be taken “Real-time” and “Time-Constrained” using only CTS/Google Class room/emails and reply sheet/document (e-answer books) will be submitted to the examiners via CTS/Email/Google-class room. This evaluation mode is for the final term examination of current semesters 4, 6, 8, 10 and the current 2nd semester mid-term (First Year). The evaluation system will only award Fail/Pass for a subject that will also be reflected on the official transcript of UVAS.

Earlier, these examinations were scheduled from May 11, 2020, but were postponed due to the coronavirus lockdown. The mode of teaching was shifted from “off-line on-campus” to online off-campus using available software like WhatsApp, Google Class rooms, Zoom, Telegram, Google meet, Skype, etc) from April 1, 2020. The teaching period was further extended till May 30.

Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Nasim Ahmad said that the online assessment and teaching has been adopted for the benefit of students, saving their time during the uncertain difficult period of COVID-19. He said that the university will maintain the quality of assessment/examination. As this system has been adopted for the first time, mock tests are being arranged so that students and teachers will not face any difficulty during the exams, Prof Nasim added.

The Vice-Chancellor also appreciated the Information Technology Department of UVAS for the development of Course Teaching System and facilitating the faculty and students.

Multinational company donates masks and sanitizers to UVAS

A multinational company ‘Trouw nutrition’ donated masks and sanitizers to the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) Lahore for the safety of offices, farms, clinics and laboratories staff during COVID-19.

The Trouw nutrition also offered to collaborate with UVAS in research in the areas of physiology, reproduction and animal nutrition for the capacity building of postgraduate students of UVAS.
Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Nasim Ahmad appreciated the support and efforts of Trouw nutrition and said such research collaborations would be very beneficial for learning of UVAS students–PRESS RELEASE