Hey there! Here's the scoop on the M.Ed. and MSSEd first semester results from TU
First semester results for the M.Ed. and MSSEd programs, provided by TU, have been officially released.
Apparently, the Faculty of Education at Tribhuvan University, specifically the Office of the Controller of Examinations in Balkhu, Kathmandu, Nepal, has put out a notice regarding the publication of results for the first semester examinations of the Master of Education (M.Ed.) and Master of Science in Science Education (MSSEd) programs. These exams were held under the semester system back in Shrawan, 2081.
Now, if you're not happy with the marks you scored, here's the deal: You've got 20 days from the publication date to apply for a re-total. Yeah, that's right. If you think there's been some sort of math goof-up or error in transcription on your marks sheet, you can ask for a second look.
But before you get all worked up, let me tell you this—every effort has been made to publish fault-free results. But if there are any slip-ups, they'll be fixed according to the original records in this office. The results ledger can be viewed at the respective campuses, and they'll even distribute the grade sheets to you by the campuses themselves.
This notice was published on January 19, 2025, so it's time to crack open those marks sheets and see what's what!
If you want to fix those errors or ask for a re-total:
- Gather Yourmarks sheet: First things first, you're gonna need a copy of your marks sheet to spot any discrepancies.
- Double-check: Take a good, hard look at the marks sheet. Check for any errors in calculations or transcription.
- Prepare Your Request: If you find any errors, it's time to make a formal request to the examination department or faculty office. Your request should include:
- Your name, student ID, and program details.
- The academic semester and year for which you're seeking a re-total or error correction.
- The specific subjects where you suspect errors.
- A clear explanation of the discrepancies you've found.
- Gather Supporting Evidence: Gather copies of relevant documents, like the original marks sheet, any previous communications related to the issue, and proof of your identity.
- Send in Your Request: Submit your request to the appropriate office at Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Education. This might be done in person, by mail, or online if there's an option available.
- Stay on Top of it: After submitting the request, keep tabs on the process to make sure things move along smoothly. This might involve giving the department a call or shooting them an email.
- Get Your Corrected Result: Once they've sorted things out and corrected the errors, you'll be notified, and you can get your hands on the revised marks sheet.
Remember:
- Deadlines: Don't forget to keep an eye on deadlines for submitting re-total and correction requests.
- Fees: Check if there are any fees associated with this process.
- Communication: Keep a record of all communications regarding the request.
For detailed, specific procedures, it's best to get in touch with the university directly or consult their official website for guidelines tailored to Tribhuvan University's policies. Good luck with your results!
- If you suspect errors in your M.Ed. or MSSEd first semester results from Tribhuvan University's Faculty of Education, you should gather your marks sheet for thorough inspection.
- After reviewing the marks sheet, take note of any discrepancies in calculations or transcription, preparing to make a formal request for re-total or error correction.
- To submit a request, compile your name, student ID, and program details, along with the academic semester and year, specific subjects, and clear explanations of any discovered discrepancies.
- Gather supporting evidence such as the original marks sheet, previous related communications, and proof of your identity, then submit the request to the appropriate examination department or faculty office at Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Education.
- Keep track of the process and follow up as needed to ensure the errors are addressed and your revised marks sheet is provided as quickly and smoothly as possible. Don't forget to keep an eye on deadlines, fees, and maintain a record of all communications.
