Chhapra News 2026 JPU’s Indian Knowledge System training runs till October 14, while PG second and third semester theory exams continue till October 16, 2026.
Chhapra/Saran News: Jai Prakash University (JPU), Chapra, organised the fourth academic session of a six-day teacher training programme on integrating the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) into higher education on Monday, October 12, 2026. The programme focuses on the relevance of India’s traditional knowledge, its academic applications and its role in modern education and research. Meanwhile, postgraduate (PG) second and third semester theory examinations are underway and are scheduled to continue until October 16.
JPU Focuses on Integrating Indian Knowledge into Higher Education Jai Prakash University in Chapra, Bihar, is conducting a six-day teacher training programme to help educators understand and integrate the Indian Knowledge System into higher education.
The fourth academic session was held on October 12 at the Science Block on the university campus. Teachers and participants from different departments attended the programme, which explores the relevance of India’s intellectual traditions in contemporary education.
The initiative aims to familiarise teachers with various dimensions of the Indian Knowledge System and encourage its appropriate use in higher education and academic research.
Discussions during the programme focus on establishing a meaningful connection between India’s traditional knowledge and the requirements of the modern education system. The programme also provides participants with an opportunity to understand the historical, scientific and philosophical foundations of Indian knowledge traditions and examine their relevance to current academic practices.
Six-Day Teacher Training Programme to Continue Till October 14 The teacher training programme began on October 8 and is scheduled to conclude on October 14, 2026. It is being organised with the support of the Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme at Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, and is sponsored by the Governor’s Secretariat at Raj Bhavan, Patna.
The initiative seeks to strengthen teachers’ understanding of India’s knowledge heritage and encourage its appropriate integration into teaching and research. By connecting traditional knowledge with contemporary academic requirements, the programme aims to support a broader understanding of India’s intellectual contributions and their potential relevance in higher education.
Teachers participating in the sessions are being introduced to different perspectives on Indian knowledge traditions, including their historical development and philosophical significance. The programme is part of an academic effort to encourage educators to explore how established knowledge traditions can be studied and discussed within modern university education.
JPU PG Second and Third Semester Examinations Underway Alongside the teacher training programme, Jai Prakash University is conducting postgraduate second and third semester theory examinations at designated examination centres.
The examinations began on October 10 and are scheduled to continue until October 16, 2026. On October 12, students appeared for the CC-6 paper in the second semester and the CC-11 paper in the third semester.
The second-semester examinations are for the 2025–27 academic session, while the third-semester examinations are for the 2024–26 session. Students from Chapra, Siwan and Gopalganj have been assigned examination centres according to their semester and college or department.
Examination Centres for PG Students in Chapra, Siwan and Gopalganj The university has designated different centres to facilitate the postgraduate examinations. For second-semester students in Chapra, Jagdam College and Ganga Singh College have been assigned as examination centres.
Students from Siwan appearing in the examinations are taking their papers at Raja Singh College, Siwan. For third-semester students enrolled in postgraduate departments and colleges in Chapra, the examination centre is the Multipurpose Examination Building on the university campus.
Students from Siwan and Gopalganj appearing in the third-semester examinations have been assigned Raja Singh College, Siwan, as their centre. Candidates are advised to check their examination details and follow the instructions issued by their respective colleges and the university.
JPU PG Exam Timings: Two Shifts Every Day The postgraduate theory examinations are being conducted in two shifts.
- First shift: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- Second shift: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Students should confirm their paper, examination centre and reporting requirements through official university communications before appearing for their examinations. Following the completion of the theory examinations, practical and viva examinations are scheduled from October 23 to October 27, 2026, at the respective postgraduate departments.
Candidates should follow the university’s official announcements for any changes to the examination schedule or other instructions.
Why These Developments Matter for Students and Teachers The two academic activities highlight different aspects of university education at Jai Prakash University.
The teacher training programme focuses on strengthening academic understanding of the Indian Knowledge System and exploring its place in contemporary higher education. Meanwhile, the postgraduate examinations are an important part of the academic calendar for students enrolled in the second and third semesters.
For teachers, the training sessions provide an opportunity to engage with India’s intellectual traditions and consider their relevance to teaching and research. For postgraduate students in Chhapra, Siwan and Gopalganj, knowing the examination dates, shift timings and centre allocations is essential for planning their examinations.
Students should rely on official university notices for examination-related updates rather than unverified social media posts.
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FAQs
1. When will the JPU teacher training programme end?
The six-day teacher training programme on the Indian Knowledge System began on October 8 and is scheduled to conclude on October 14, 2026.
2. What is the objective of the JPU teacher training programme?
The programme aims to familiarise teachers with the Indian Knowledge System and explore its relevance to higher education, teaching and academic research.
3. When will JPU PG second and third semester theory examinations end?
The postgraduate second and third semester theory examinations are scheduled to continue until October 16, 2026.
4. What are the timings of JPU PG examinations?
The first shift runs from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, while the second shift runs from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
5. Where are the JPU PG examination centres located?
Second-semester students in Chapra have centres at Jagdam College and Ganga Singh College. Third-semester students from Chapra have their centre at the university’s Multipurpose Examination Building. Raja Singh College, Siwan, is a centre for students from Siwan and Gopalganj, as specified in the university’s examination arrangements.
6. When will JPU PG practical and viva examinations take place?
Practical and viva examinations are scheduled from October 23 to October 27, 2026, at the respective postgraduate departments.
7. Where can students check official JPU examination updates?
Students should check official Jai Prakash University notices and communications from their respective colleges for confirmed schedules, examination centre details and any revisions.
Editorial note: Examination dates and arrangements in this report are based on the information provided for publication. Students should verify any subsequent changes through official jp university notices.
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