Nagpur University Inquiry Reveals Data Transfer Dispute Involving COEMPT and Promarc Technologies
COEMPT shield cracks, former NU exam operator tells probe panel student data was transferred in 'machine readable' format
The Times Of India
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During an inquiry into examination irregularities at Nagpur University, Promarc Technologies claimed to have transferred data for 3.17 lakh students to COEMPT EduTeck in various formats. This contradicts the university's earlier claims of data mishandling. The investigation continues with a hearing scheduled for June 5.
- 01Promarc Technologies stated it transferred data for 3.17 lakh students to COEMPT EduTeck in multiple formats, including excel sheets.
- 02Nagpur University's administration initially claimed Promarc failed to provide necessary data, leading to examination glitches.
- 03NU Vice-Chancellor Manali Kshirsagar emphasized that Promarc's statements need technical verification.
- 04Promarc has been added as a respondent in a public interest litigation regarding delays in winter examinations.
- 05The university is developing its own examination software to reduce reliance on external vendors.
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An inquiry into examination irregularities at Nagpur University (NU) has revealed conflicting claims regarding data transfer between Promarc Technologies Pvt Ltd and COEMPT EduTeck Pvt Ltd. Promarc's representatives testified that they transferred data for 3.17 lakh students to COEMPT using various formats, including CDs and excel sheets, countering NU's assertion that Promarc failed to provide necessary data. NU's Vice-Chancellor, Manali Kshirsagar, stated that Promarc's claims need technical verification. The investigation, led by NU senate member Manmohan Bajpai, aims to clarify these discrepancies, with the next hearing scheduled for June 5. Promarc has also been implicated in a public interest litigation concerning significant delays in winter examinations. Meanwhile, NU is working on developing its own examination software to mitigate reliance on external service providers.
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The inquiry's findings could significantly affect the administration of examinations at Nagpur University, impacting students and faculty involved.
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