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For the past 4 months, more then 7000 M.Pharm students have been expecting their Gpat stipends, but it seems no one is paying attention to their issue. What was promised to them earlier, they are now not even prepared to acknowledge. @ugc_india@DrMontuPatel@dpradhanbjp
A concerning issue has emerged for thousands of Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) qualified students in India who have been awaiting their stipends for the past year. Despite excelling in the January 2023 session and being promised a monthly stipend of ₹12,400 for two years, these students are facing a prolonged delay in stipend disbursement, leading to financial distress. The customary period of releasing stipends three months after admission has not been adhered to, leading to students protesting for the release of their long-overdue financial support. The urgent intervention of the concerned authorities is necessary to address this pressing issue and ensure timely support for these deserving students. Urging the Education Ministry (@EduMinOfIndia), Education Minister Hon. @dpradhanbjp ji, @ugc_india and the concerned persons @mamidala90@President_PCI@DrMontuPatel@TweetJoshmanish to urgently look into the matter and resolve the issue at the earliest.
As we all know issue regarding #GpatStipend which not provided to the qualified students.After all the hardwork students are not able to get their rights as many of the students are directly dependent on this stipend for education.
I would request the respective organization @AICTE_INDIA & @ugc_india to look in this matter and provide the stipend as soon as possible as it has been more than 5 months while students has not got any benefit.
Gpat 2023 qualifiers belongs to middle class background who study hard to get stipend for further studies (post graduation). But AICTE refuses to pay the stipend from this year. How we will manage our finance?
Help us to reach out of this problem.
I really failed to understand, why @RtmUniversity admin behaves in strange way. Despite govt directives, it declined to provide question bank. No gap was provided in 2 papers, despite students demand. Now only after getting a rap from @samant_uday, it agreed for all demands.@nsui