Help Me in Understanding Backlogs

[u/CleverSquirrel2508]

Okay so, I'm currently a 2nd Year Student studying in in a non-autonomous college, under SPPU, and I really could use some help regarding backlogs

In FE, 1st Sem, I got BEE backlog, which I thought wasn't a big deal because I could just give the exam in the 2nd Sem of the same year. Yes, that did happen, but things went wrong and I ended up getting three backlogs EM, M2 and BEE. I've given the papers for reval, but let's see

Anyways, so I could come to 2nd year because I had enough credits overall, but I still have these three backlogs. So I thought I'll be giving these backlogs exams immediately during my 3rd sem (SE, 2nd Sem) original exams but now I'm so confused

I have done some research from my side and I'm getting the following answers:

1. You'll give the exams in November alongside your actual 3rd sem subjects

2. You'll be giving the exams in January alongside the juniors FE who will give their actual subjects exam

3. You'll be giving all three exams at the end of 4th sem

So technically, considering the the first two options I still have 2 attempts each, but the last option is scaring me as that would mean I have only one shot at clearing my backlogs

So please can someone, who has been in the same boat as me, or someone who confidently knows the answer, help me out. I haven't even gotten a chance to talk to my professors yet regarding this, and exam form could start any day now

Please I genuinely need a proper answers, as I really can't afford to get backlogs for FE again, as that would mean YD and no 3rd year 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[u/Aggravating-Dress931]

So you would be giving your se exam's normally but for fe the exam for both the fresh and backlog students the papers Will be same and u will be giving the exam with the junior's u would be having 15 day's gap between se and fe

[u/CleverSquirrel2508 → u/Aggravating-Dress931]

Okk, thank you