Summary
- The University of Karachi has reportedly faced a major controversy over changes made to the examination results of nearly 150 law students during the brief tenure of its former acting vice chancellor.
- The process has drawn attention because university examination rules reportedly do not ordinarily provide for rechecking of answer scripts under the annual examination system with scrutiny generally limited to recounting marks.
- Former Vice Chancellor Dr Khalid Iraqi had previously stopped action on a collective student request reportedly arguing that scrutiny applications were required to be submitted individually and that the rules did not permit rechecking of examination papers.
AI Generated Summary
According to reports, students from SM Law College and Islamia Law College who had initially been declared unsuccessful were later shown as having passed after a scrutiny process. The changes reportedly affected students who had failed in subjects including Obligations and Pakistan Studies.
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