Hyderabad: Congressman and NSUI on Monday met Minister of Education Sabitha Indra Reddy and urged him to ensure that the University of Jntu and Osmania conducted an exam in online mode just by the risk of Covid-19 infection to students.
Two delegates, each led by the Deputy President of the Congress of Telangana Aamer President Javeed and NSUI State of Balmoori Venkat each met with the Minister of Education and explained to him that the universities were arranged to carry out inspections in offline mode from Wednesday between students and students Their old is infected with Coronavirus.
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The community of students is afraid of visiting exam centers because many of them have lost their loved ones to pandemics.
When the University College of Engineering and other institutions can conduct online checks, surely the government can make the same for other affiliated colleges as well, “Aamer told reporters after meeting the Minister of Education.
Stated that several educational institutions were conducting an examination in online mode in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh too, the Congress leader said the minister assured them to see their representation seriously but quickly added that the government also needed to consider the interests of students from rural areas as well because not all of them have all Access to online resources.
The Minister also spoke with the Telangana State Council from the Chairperson of the Papi High Education of Reddy) and the Commissioner of Coltivity and Technical Education Navin Mittal and asked them to see the problem of conducting an online exam for Usmania University and Jntu undergraduate students.
“If nothing works, we urge the government to promote undergraduate students on the lines of CBSE students, ICSE and SSC.
This is an unprecedented time and exception to save lives”, Add Aamer.