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CCSU bars 163 law students for three years over cheating
The Story in Brief
Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU) in Meerut has barred 163 law students from taking examinations for three years after they were found guilty of using unfair means in the June 2026 LLB exams. The university has published the list of penalised students along with their punishments on its website.
The students, drawn from BA LLB, LLB and BCom LLB programmes, face penalties across six categories ranging from a warning to cancellation of the relevant examination. The decision followed a recommendation by the university's committee and approval from the vice-chancellor. Students have been given 10 days to appeal.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The university’s action against 163 law students for cheating means roughly an entire cohort from each of its three LLB programmes is now barred from exams for three years. The penalty is not uniform: the six categories range from a warning to cancellation of the exam in question, so the impact on individual careers will vary. Ten days to appeal is tight. Students who challenge the decision will have to move quickly, and the university will then need to set up a hearing process it has not yet detailed.
Source: amarujala.com
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