Mahatma Gandhi University IMBA- 2nd Sem Reg Sept-2024 Timetable
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mahatma gandhi university imba- 2nd sem reg sept-2024 timetable
Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU) has announced the timetable for the second-semester regular examinations for the Integrated Master of Business Administration (IMBA) program, scheduled to take place in September 2024. This timetable is crucial for second-semester students as they advance in their IMBA studies, setting a structured path for their academic progression.
The exams are slated to begin on September 12, 2024, and will continue through September 22, 2024. The schedule has been carefully designed to provide students with ample time between exams, enabling thorough preparation and revision.
Exam Schedule:
September 12, 2024: Financial Accounting II
September 14, 2024: Business Communication
September 16, 2024: Organizational Behavior
September 18, 2024: Marketing Management II
September 20, 2024: Business Statistics
September 22, 2024: Managerial Economics
Each examination is scheduled to begin at 10:00 AM and will last for three hours. The university has emphasized the importance of arriving early, advising students to be at the examination center at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. This ensures that all students are seated and ready, minimizing disruptions and ensuring a smooth examination process.
MGU has also issued specific guidelines for the exams, highlighting the necessity of bringing university ID cards and hall tickets for entry into the exam hall. Only authorized materials, such as calculators for Business Statistics and necessary writing instruments, will be permitted. The university has reiterated its commitment to maintaining strict adherence to exam protocols to ensure fairness and integrity.
This announcement provides students with the information they need to prepare effectively for their second-semester exams. MGU encourages all IMBA students to make the most of the time leading up to the exams and wishes them the best in their academic endeavors. The university remains dedicated to supporting its students through this critical phase of their education.