16 students removed from instt chat group
16 students removed from instt chat group
BySalonee MistrySalonee Mistry / Updated: Jun 25, 2021, 07:58 IST
Claim spoke about placement promise; AIMS mngmt says foul words used, rumours spread.
Although it was supposed to be an informal chat platform to discuss issues, 16 students were removed from the
AIMS Institute of Management Studies’ chat group when their discussions about placements were reported, as has been claimed. The management said it was not that simple, and the students had used foul language against faculty and staff, and also spread rumours.
The students, pursuing
MBA degrees at AIMS, said this hits their free speech. They said they were only discussing how the institute had failed on its assurance of getting them placements. The aggrieved most of them were later reinstated in the group after the management spoke with their parents expressed shock that the management was monitoring their views on an informal pl
Can’t study abroad with no degree
BySalonee MistrySalonee Mistry / Updated: Jun 4, 2021, 07:14 IST
4,000
SPPU students have not yet received important document, pushing ahead plans to fly out; officials promise resolution soon.
Every imaginable aspect of education is bearing the brunt of the pandemic, with everything done differently than before. When a strict lockdown was imposed across the state last year, the 2020 examinations for many students were pushed to 2021, further delaying their result dates. After results, the next step was the convocation, which for many students who graduated in 2020 is still pending. Students who plan to study abroad require these degrees at the time of admission and have been complaining about not receiving them in time, affecting their admission process at their international universities. Authorities, who are aware of the issue, said it should be resolved in a couple of days.
Pune: Latest update on SPPU exams
SPPU
Last year the exam schedule of the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) got disturbed due to COVID-19 and the followed lockdown.
The summer semester exams were cancelled except for the final year students who appeared for the exams in the month of October. And the first semester exams of the university of the current academic year are yet to be conducted.
The university had earlier said that the exams for first-year students would begin from March 30 and exams for second and third-year degree students would start from March 20.
However, as per the latest report by Punekar News, the exams will be postponed by 15 days.