Hi Akhilesh, I meant something else. See, for this particular examination, the examining authority may type out the question paper for you. Or in fact, in case of any other exam conducted by this very organisation too, it will do the same for any VI candidate. However, if you talk of any other exams conducted by different organisations, take for instance UPSC or IIMs for that matter, they generally avoid typing out the question papers on the computer for the VI to read indipendently. Despite CAT going online, I don't think the VI candidates were permitted to answer the questions with the help of assistive technology. Besides, many-a-times, the environment in which online tests are conducted is not accessible for the VI. So, all these technical difficulties might arise with other exams, and there might be problems where the authorities might not provide the relaxations that were provided to you.
-Kartik On 9/13/10, akhilesh <akhil.akhi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear MR. Sawhney, > as far as I know, this is the rule of UGC. so it depends on u and not > on the examining authority. > this is not the concession that they're providing it is their duty and > responsibility to provide the question paper in typed format readable > with Jaws. > thanks > Akhilesh. > > > On 9/10/10, Kartik Sawhney <sawhney.kar...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Dear akhilesh, >> >> It depends upon the examining authority whose conducting the exam. >> Your examinating authority was kind enough to extend these concessions >> and benefits. However, it varies from one exam to the other. >> >> -Kartik >> >> On 9/10/10, akhilesh <akhil.akhi...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> Dear sir, >>> I have also appeared for my LL.B exams through computer. but they >>> weretyping the question paper for me. >>> you can request them to type the question paper for you if you appear >>> for any exam for the next time. >>> Regards, >>> Akhilesh. >>> >>> >>> On 9/10/10, YADAV, D. N <yada...@iocl.co.in> wrote: >>>> Yes Raghu, dear friends, >>>> >>>> I recently took up my exams on lap top & fairly managed. I took my >>>> computer >>>> to the centre, was given an hour’s extra time. Difficulty lay in >>>> reading >>>> the question paper which, I understand the univ should have facilitated >>>> me >>>> to read. I had to take my scanner too to scan & read the Q paper. >>>> >>>> To me computer’s seems the best option without any fear for cheating or >>>> copying to an honest examinee. The apprehensions of spelling >>>> corrections, >>>> etc cannot be solid inhibitions as for ‘nakal’ too you need ‘akal’ & >>>> only >>>> good chooser can go for right option. 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