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Private colleges flout rules
There are 16 government degree colleges and 120 private colleges in the Karimnagar district. Some private colleges are using their own colleges as examination centre (self centres in Yellareddypet and Raikal mandals) and some other colleges are using shifting (exchange) method for centres with other colleges.
Conduct degree examinations at their own campuses
Karimnagar: There are 16 government degree colleges and 120 private colleges in the Karimnagar district. Some private colleges are using their own colleges as examination centre (self centres in Yellareddypet and Raikal mandals) and some other colleges are using shifting (exchange) method for centres with other colleges.
Students organisations are staging dharnas for a week opposing self centres and alleging that mass copying took place earlier in those centres. They also alleged that by exerting pressure on the officials of the Shatavahana University, the managements of private degree colleges with help of the political leaders are allotting self centres for the degree annual examinations.
ABVP district convener Naga Samudram along with other student union leaders demanded cancellation of the self centres . They submitted a memorandum to the Controller of Examination Prof.T Bharath. When asked about the self centres, the University officials said that since there is no option for other centres in that areas and it would be difficult for the students to go to distant places to write the examination,’’ we allotted self centres’’.
They also said that by visiting those mandals where self centres are allotted we examined nearby colleges and came to know that it is not possible to conduct the examinations in other colleges which do not have university permission.’’ We are also looking at possibilities for the decision to be taken for changing of self centres,’’ officials said.
No change in schedule
In a statement released here the Controller of Examination, of Shatavahana University Prof.T Bharath and Additional Controller of Examination Dasyam Senadipathi said that under the University the annual degree examinations for academic year of 2014-15 will be held as per the schedule from March 11.
A of total 52 examination centres were identified. About 97,065 students are appearing for the examinations. Necessary arrangements were made along with five special teams for monitoring the examinations. A total number of 97,065 students- First year- 39,524, Second year- 32,110 and Final year 25,431 are appearing for the examinations, he said.
