Mangalore: Polytechnic Students Stage Protest Against New Carry Over System


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)

Mangalore, Jul 14: Students of polytechnic colleges across the state, headed by the All College Student Association held a protest in front of DC office here on Friday July 13.

According to the new guidelines given by the education board, students who failed in more than four subjects in semesters of the diploma course would not be given admission to the next semester. Due to which majority of the students will be forced to lose a year.

Students expressed that, as per the old rule one can be admitted to the next year even after having 10 backlogs and thus saved the lives of as much as 2000 students.

The impact of the new carry over rule,  has affected students belonging to the working community and others, complained a student. Even after pleading with the officials several times, they were sent back with a negative response.

In this regard students protested in front of the DC office and a street play was staged.

Dinakar Shetty, Varun Raj, Uttam Alva, Shamith S, Preetham Urvastore, Rakshith Akash Bhavan, Sachin, Lohith, Rahul, Bharath, Surendra, Nagarjun, Nihal Alape, Antony Nitte among others were present.

  

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  • shagird, mangalore

    Sat, Jul 14 2012

    95% of these fellows donot concentrate on their studies.bunk classes & make merry.rules are not made not satisfy their whims & fancy.Practically most of these guys are useless except some who are dedicated, and these few never have any backlogs.

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  • Santhosh Fernandes, Udupi/Abu-Dhabi

    Sat, Jul 14 2012

    All the students protesting against the new rule must be kicked out of the college. I myself was a diploma student 6 years ago, and I quite well know what category they belong, Most of them are aspiring to start a political career or being a gang leader. As such the quality of education in polytechnics is low, and moreover the output from these polytechnics are finding it tough to compete at get a job for themselves,

    This solely happens because they feel they know nothing of the professional world. Moreover these ppl who lost over 10 subjects are anyways not fit for technical studies. I know failing is sour, but this is only for a year, But if these ppl are allowed to carry forward their career will be sour. MOreover these ppl set bad example to DIploma aspirants and moreover such ppl will demotivate the whole class. Its better to remove the rotten apples from the basket than allowing the whole basket to rot.

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