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Mysuru: Degree students of the University of Mysore on Thursday demanded that state govt take an immediate decision on withdrawing from the four-year degree programme.
The students staged a protest in front of Crawford Hall, the administrative block of UoM. They were supported by members of All India Democratic Students Organisation (AIDSO).
The protesters claimed the previous govt hastily implemented NEP-2020 without any preparation.
“The four-year degree, which was part of NEP-2020, was imposed undemocratically. Though the state govt has said it would submit its report on education policy, no decision has been taken in this regard,” they said, adding the delay has put the future of students in a quandary — there is no clarity on whether sixth-semester students have to study for another year to complete the programme.
AIDSO district president Subhash, secretary Chandrakala, and others participated in the protest.
The students staged a protest in front of Crawford Hall, the administrative block of UoM. They were supported by members of All India Democratic Students Organisation (AIDSO).
The protesters claimed the previous govt hastily implemented NEP-2020 without any preparation.
“The four-year degree, which was part of NEP-2020, was imposed undemocratically. Though the state govt has said it would submit its report on education policy, no decision has been taken in this regard,” they said, adding the delay has put the future of students in a quandary — there is no clarity on whether sixth-semester students have to study for another year to complete the programme.
AIDSO district president Subhash, secretary Chandrakala, and others participated in the protest.
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