Kochi: The second level for higher secondary courses starts on Thursday but there is no concessence to worry about receiving plus-one because many students print A + in all subjects have not received a seat.
Those who secured the chair were also disappointed because they did not have their chosen stream or school.
Parents and teachers criticize the government’s inability to resolve the lack of seats, with many of them posting critical comments under the Minister of Education V Sivankutty’s Facebook Post on entered.
Some of them mock the liberal evaluation system and seek a comprehensive revaluation to reduce the number of top players.
The government must add chairs or add new batches, they say.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of the minister say all students will get entrance tickets but students like me who scored a full goal A + worried whether we would enter the course we needed.
I have submitted a flow of science in seven schools and the flow of trade in one school but my name is not on the second list too, “Hiba Yasmin said, a student from Kollam.
Hiba said many students who got fewer grades have secured revenues in the battery of birth, Panchayat, NCC and the like.
“If we don’t get an entrance ticket according to our choice, what’s the use of A + we installed?,” He asked.
Many criticized the minister’s statement that those who did not get a higher secondary seat can go for VHSE, ITI or Polytechnic courses.
“Previously, he said all problems would be resolved in the second allotment, but now he suggested to get into another place.
Students who study hard to enter science or other flows with specific higher education plans to face injustice due to lack of seats.
The government has the responsibility for Provide a reasonable reply to them, “Elizabeth Susan, FB users, commented.
Many teachers, meanwhile, say the reception web portal is very slow and this leads to delays in accessing detail and uploading the second rate statistics.
Many acceptance documents must be downloaded from the portal.
“Schools are directed to update the details of reception regularly but are very difficult now.
Server capacity needs to be added to ensure access and smooth use,” said Anil M George, Secretary General of the State of the Middle School Teacher Association.