Request Letter to University For Timetable Change – Application for Change of TimetableRequest Letter to University For Timetable Change – Application for Change of Timetable
When writing a request letter to the university for a timetable change, it's important to maintain a polite and respectful tone. Clearly state the purpose of the letter, provide necessary details such as your name, course, and roll number, explain the reason for the requested change, and express willingness to adhere to the new timetable.

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Sample Letter to University For Timetable Change

To,

The Principal/ HOD,

__________ (Name of the University)
__________ (Address)

Date: __/__/____ (Date)

Subject: Request letter for the timetable change

Respected Sir/ Madam,

With due respect, my name is __________ (Name of the Student) studying in course __________ (Course Name) having roll number __________ (Mention roll number).

I am writing this letter on behalf of our whole batch/class requesting you to kindly change the timetable for __________ (Course Name) of year/semester __________ (Mention year/ semester). The reason behind the same is __________ (Mention reason- have other activities to take part/ no break time in existing timetable/ too much workload on some days, any other reason). We assure you that we will not request any further changes in the timetable and all the lectures will be attended on time with full attendance. Kindly accept our request. Hoping to receive a positive response from you.

Yours Sincerely/ Faithfully,
__________ (Your Name)

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FAQs

  1. Q: How should I address the recipient in a request letter for a timetable change to the university?
    • A: Address the principal or head of department respectfully as "Respected Sir/Madam" or "To the Principal/ HOD."
  2. Q: Is it necessary to mention my course and roll number in the request letter?
    • A: Yes, providing your course name and roll number helps the university identify you and process your request efficiently.
  3. Q: What should I include in the reason for requesting a timetable change?
    • A: Clearly explain the reason for the requested change, such as conflicting schedules or inadequate break times, to justify your request.
  4. Q: Should I assure the university of my commitment to the new timetable in the request letter?
    • A: Yes, expressing willingness to adhere to the new timetable demonstrates your responsibility and cooperation.
  5. Q: How can I conclude the request letter for a timetable change politely?
    • A: Conclude the letter with a polite closing such as "Hoping for a positive response" or "Your understanding and support are greatly appreciated."