Nagpur: Decision of Nagpur University to stop online registration for scholar acceptance of the first year and entrust the task of college has arrived under fire from students.
Student and Youth Organization Vidarbha (VSYO) has asked NU Top Brass to restart online registration on its portal.
The university has closed the registration through its portal on August 18.
Many students, especially from rural areas, who cannot register on the NU portal are close to the University authority.
Then, Raman Madne registrar deputy issued circulation on August 20 asked all these ideals to approach the college where they wanted to enter and register their names there.
College management was told to collect RS 20 as a registration fee of students and deposit online numbers with names, documents, and other details.
NU has determined the September 5 deadline for all universities affiliated and implemented to complete the acceptance formality.
However, it will exclude professional courses, whose acceptance is done through the Come Entrance Cell (CET) of the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE).
VSYO has senied the NU authorities stating that “One Manage NU and disability policy causes harassment of thousands of candidates who want to seek acceptance in various colleges”.
According to Coordinator Vsyo Aniket Mate, universities did not work together because students faced some difficulties.
“According to the first schedule, NU should have declared a list of prestaries on August 24.
Now, after the deadline for settlement of receipt formality is extended until September 5, there is confusion about when the list of achievements will be released and when entering.
Will be done.
Even the college management is confused about it , “he said.
In addition to his request to restart online registration at Portal NU, Vsyo has asked the University authority to declare a new acceptance schedule to avoid confusion.
Previously, the NU Principal Forum also opposed NU’s move to make it mandatory for students to register on the portal and send documents to receive to various universities.
As reported by TII before, there is a possibility of rushing above Nu College for receipt as the majority of students cleaning STD XII without appearing in the exam because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Of the six districts in the Nagpur Division, more than 1.40 lakh students have registered for the Maharashtra State Council exam and they only failed 534.
# 1st faculty-wise seat in NU * Science & Technology | 33,733 * Humanities | 41, 682 * Trade & Management | 41,790 * Interdisciplinary Study | 3,310 * Total | 1,20,515 (* numbers can change after addition of new chairs / colleges)