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Solve issues of degree students, demands Telangana Vidyarthi Vedika in Karimnagar
The representatives of Telangana Vidyarthi Vedika (TVV) warned the government not to play with the lives of degree students.
Karimnagar: The representatives of Telangana Vidyarthi Vedika (TVV) warned the government not to play with the lives of degree students. They submitted a memorandum to Umesh Kumar, Registrar of Satavahana University, at his chamber in the university here on Wednesday, urging him to take initiation for conducting fifth and sixth semester supplementary examinations to degree students, for issuing pass memos to the students,and to solve various issues of CPGET eligible students.
Speaking on the occasion, TVV district secretary Suryudu said even after making several appeals to the university officials to conduct supplementary examinations to the fifth and sixth semester degree students,they are not taking it serious and are not conducting examinations dueto which the future of the students may spoil.
From August 16 onwards, CPGET certificate verifications will be held but the university authorities had not issued pass memos to the students and did not announce the results of supplementary examinations. How the students can attend certificate verifications programme? he questioned.
