Jaipur: Students in Rajasthan show more interest in studying course subjects instead of awards.
This is different from the national trend, where there is a difficult competition to enter the top university in the Honors course.
See the number of forms submitted by students, in all subjects, the honorary course has received around 1,500 forms when passing the course has received 6,000 forms.
The sharp difference between this subject application depends on the fact that most students in Rajasthan are preparing for government exams from their first year, where the honorary title is an obstacle, a special subject.
Sangeeta Gupta, Principal Maharani College said, “In the subjects of Honors, there is no choice for a private degree.
So, a student of BCOM, who generally prepare CA, prefers to pass the course.
Honors have the challenges of themselves therefore, the tendency to honor subjects has Down.
“Although many students still want to enter Maharani or other good government colleges, apply to both courses.
Rashmi Jain, Professor, Sociology at Rajasthan University said, “In Rajasthan, students are focused on government work.
At Delhi University and other prestigious universities, cut out higher for honorary courses but not at Rajasthan University.
Students want to complete graduation for feasibility .
for Honors course, this is a special subject so difficult to deal with the preparation for the work of the government.
“However, it is said that the tendency of government jobs mostly among students who passed out of RBSE.
Until two years ago, when the percentile formula was implemented to enter, more RBSE students in the number, which used to prefer a pass course.
With the elimination of a percentile formula, now CBSE students get more reception and there is a slight increase in the number of forms submitted for the award seat.
This trend can change in the coming years.