SOL DU Alerts Students About Fake Calls Swindling Money out of Assignment Correction

The School of Open Learning, Delhi University has recently issued a notification asking students to be aware of fraudulent calls that are demanding money for correcting errors in assignment during evaluation. 

The official statement by SOL DU reads like an English (Hons) student has lodged a complaint against fraudulent calls demanding INR 100 for correcting mistakes in assignments. 

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The candidate became suspicious when fraud caller informed that the father’s name was spelt wrong when a father’s name is not required to be mentioned in the assignment. 

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SOL DU Issues Notification Warning Students 

The official notification issued by DU SOL suggests that it was brought to the attention of SOL. The fake callers approached students on behalf of varsity asking personal details and money for correcting assignments.

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Hence, the university advises students not to respond to such calls which demand money from students for correcting mistakes in assignment during evaluation.

Meanwhile, Delhi University has notified that first and second-year students will be evaluated based on their performances in internal assessment. This is in view of the current pandemic situation when travelling concerns. 

As of now, Delhi university is holding open Book Exams for final year students of both undergraduate and postgraduate students.