HumasUPNVJ - Deputy Chancellor for Academic Affairs accompanied by Deputy Chancellor for Student Affairs and Cooperation led a meeting for compiling reporting data and evaluating the activities of the Computer Based Writing Examination - Joint Selection for Higher Education Entrance (UTBK-SBMPTN) 2020. This activity was attended by the entire UTBK-SBMPTN implementing team which was held at the Sheraton Bandung Hotel, 23 - 25 September 2020. This activity was carried out while adhering to the Covid-19 Health protocol in accordance with government regulations.

This activity began with remarks by the Chancellor of UPNVJ, Dr. Erna Hernawati, who conveyed the message and hoped that holding this activity could produce reports that were in accordance with the activities that had been carried out, "There are several things that are targeted, namely: UTBK reports from all fields, including the field of Finance to recapitulate UKT acceptance target data, The SPI acceptance target and its realization, for the Public Relations / Help Desk field, the reports attached to the objective must be in accordance with the documentation and videos that have been previously broadcast and the resulting coverage results are in the form of a UTBK publication link . For student affairs, complete the interest list per faculty and UTBK scores as well as for other fields. I hope that this activity can run smoothly until the last day so that the results of the report are appropriate. Erna said

Dr. Ria as the Deputy Chancellor for Student Affairs and Cooperation added specifically for the student affairs field, "Related implementation guidelines, starting from preparation, implementation, then how to evaluate it for thousands of students, an appropriate evaluation model is needed, for that we must coordinate with the Deputy Deans to produce the required documents. said Dr. Ria

Deputy Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Anter Venus added, "Hopefully in this calm and pleasant place, ladies and gentlemen can produce good reports too, and always have to implement health protocols." Close it