@IndiaToday@sardesairajdeep Sir, final year students have completed seven semesters and evaluation for the major component of final semester, the project, has already been done. Besides, many have started jobs. Please reconsider this decision taking into account the inconveniences caused to such students.
It's not right, it's not fair...
2020 batch is already shit deep in trouble battling a crumbling economy, limited employment and fragile mental health all in top of a global pandemic. Exams in these times are calling for disaster.
#SayNoToUGCGuidelines
Its too late to even think of conducting exams.Many students have already joined in companies and many have got their higher education joining dates.Asking us to give exams at this time its not fair at all.Already most of us going through so much.
#NITWagainstexams@HRDMinistry
Do the #UGC guidelines apply to autonomous colleges like #NIT and #IIT too? If yes, then it is silly because
A) Many colleges have already declared results
B) Students have already started their jobs & higher studies
@ugc_india@HRDMinistry@DrRPNishank#SayNoToUGCGuidelines
Considering that several universities have declared their results and many students have joined their alloted jobs, does it make sense to conduct exams after declaring the end of semester and evaluation? The decision has to be given serious thought.
#SayNoToUGCGuidelines#MHRD
@ugc_india@HRDMinistry@DrRPNishank do these guidelines apply to autonomous colleges like NITs and IITs too? If yes then it is silly because
A) Many colleges have already declared results
B) More importantly, students have started jobs too.
#SayNoToUGCGuidelines