Kolhan University students express anger over exams, seek resolution

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, June 30: The students of Kolhan University Batch 2020-2023 Graduation Semester-5 are facing mounting issues as they express their discontent with the decision to conduct exams without adequate preparation.

Students argue that it is highly unfair to expect them to take exams without sufficient study time. They claim that after attending classes for merely two months, the examination forms were suddenly released.

In an effort to address their concerns, the students met with the Vice-Chancellor in-charge of Kolhan University, seeking a resolution to their problems. However, their issues remain unresolved thus far. The students firmly assert that classes must be conducted regularly for a duration of six months before examinations are held. Taking exams without ample study time is seen as jeopardizing the students’ future prospects.

In light of their distress, the affected students reached out to Anand Bihari Dubey, the East Singhbhum District Congress President, to highlight their grievances and demand a solution. Present during the discussion were District Congress President Anand Bihari Dubey, along with Sunny Singh, Nikhil Tiwari, and Kuldeep Singh. The concerned representatives assured the students that if Kolhan University fails to make decisions in the best interest of the students, they will organize protests to express their dissatisfaction. Furthermore, they vowed to bring the matter to the attention of the Chief Minister of the state, urging appropriate action for the students’ benefit