A truce was reached between professor-in-charge Nomita Aggarwal and the students on the admit card issue. The students have stopped pressing for zero attendance and Aggarwal has agreed on a review.

``We have agreed to relax the rules uniformly for all students. We will consider only those who have a marginal shortage. We are not going to give all 70 students admit cards if they don't fall within the relaxed rules,'' says Aggarwal.

She has already sent a recommendation to the faculty on re-evaluation. The students will now take up the issue with the VC. The only hitch now seems to be the divided view on the schedule for the postponed examinations. ``One group has sent me a letter stating that since the civil services exams start by the end of the month, the postponed examinations should be held later,'' Aggarwal says.

``Meanwhile, there is another group of students who feel that the examinations should be finished before the others start. We will have discussions tomorrow and decide. From my side, I am willing to finish the examinations by May 25.''

Late in the evening, the CLC Student's Union ``unanimously decided to continue with the boycott of the examination, even if it is rescheduled, until our demands are conceded to, most important of them being the issue of revaluation''.