New Delhi: Mangalore University has announced that it will offer dual degree programmes beginning in the 2023-2024 academic year. Programs will be offered at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.  This university project is consistent with UGC norms and the National Educat

New Delhi: Under NEP 2020 the first semester examinations have been completed by the majority of autonomous colleges in the district of Mangalore. The semester examinations are graded on a 60:40 ratio, with 40 points allotted to internal evaluation.  The duration of the theoretical t

The Vice-Chancellor of Mangalore University, Professor PS Yadapadithaya stated that the law will be amended to recognize the eligible affiliated colleges as research centres. Prof PS Yadapadithaya addressed the members of the Academic Council and stated that Alva’s College, Poorna

Mangalore University is changing plans for a much-vaunted advanced science research centre (ASRC) project at Belapu in the district.  Following the steps of Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Pune, the Mangalore University is reconsidering to use the infrastruct

Mangalore University’s Mangalagangothri campus has received less than 10 admissions this year for some humanities and social science courses. The varsity is most likely to extend the admission season to get more students to join the campus.  The courses at Mangalore University tha

Mangalore University has decided to introduce physical education as an elective paper for the UG students in the upcoming academic year 2020-21.  The 40-year-old Mangalore University has decided to initiate the physical education subject in the fourth semester, to follow PM Narendra Modi&rsq

Mangalore University has employed a special task force to implement the National Education Policy(NEP) 2020.  There will be a total of 9 sub-committees beneath this task force which will go for the different aspects of NEP. These committees are required to present time certain solutions

Mangalore University Undergraduate and Postgraduate final year exams of September 21 has been postponed due to heavy rainfall in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts, conveyed via an official press release. “It is in view of heavy rains in the jurisdiction of the university covering Dakshin

Mangalore University has opted to digitise their evaluation process for the exams being held. The varsity has instructed the lecturers to evaluate the scanned copy of the answer scripts. The Mangalore University has confirmed that the answer sheets of all the subjects will be evaluated at the dec

With the date for resuming academic activities coming closer, the authorities of Mangalore University are trying to regain the facilities that they handed over to Dakshina Kannada district administration for coronavirus control. The administration has converted the working women’s and ladi