Delhi University, after the admission process, is all set to go online as the university is planning to launch a mobile application for marking and tracking attendance of students.
Last year, the University had set up a seven-member committee which has been working on a mobile application to ensure responsibility and transparency.
According to the sources, a senior DU official said “The project has been going on for around six months now and the app is expected to be launched next month. This will help teachers keep a tab on daily class strength and show the percentage of attendance to help them inform the students about the shortage in advance.”
Prior to this, the teachers used to manually maintain an attendance register and few colleges like Hindu, Zakir Hussain College, Miranda House and IP College for Women, used to update the attendance on their websites on a monthly-basis.
“But after the app is launched, teachers will update the attendance on the app on a daily-basis. Attendance data is very crucial for students, especially at the time of issuance of admit cards for exams.
“Students always come up with complaints that teachers have not maintained accurate attendance sheets,” the official said.
For all departments and faculty members of 68 colleges affiliated to the university this will be a centralised app.
Last year the university made online application process of undergraduate admissions and also opted for digitisation of the marksheets, after testing on a pilot basis for few years.
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