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Under Grad students demand reduction in syllabus for upcoming ‘joint exam’ of 5th, 6th sem

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March 20, 2018
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Under Grad students demand reduction in syllabus for upcoming ‘joint exam’ of 5th, 6th sem
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Srinagar: Students of 5th and 6th semesters of University of Kashmir undergraduate program protested Tuesday here demanding reduction in syllabus for upcoming joint examination.

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Protesting students blamed Varsity’s mismanagement for ‘clubbing of two semester exams’ at first place. .

“We are yet to complete 5th semester syllabus and 6th semester syllabus is yet to begin with, while exam for both is scheduled to be held two months from now,” protesting students said.

Aggrieved students blamed Varsity for throwing their ‘inefficiency and incompetence over students’.

“Despite reminders they did not held exams on time” another student told reporters here.

She said that KU should reduce the syllabus and defer the PG entrance test.

 

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