Surat: For pupils passing the conventional 12 evaluation from boards besides Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB), more chairs will be available in the Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU) from following academic semester.
A conclusion in this regard was shot a syndicate meeting held in the college on Monday.
Until now just 10 percent of their complete consumption of the college was accessible for pupils belonging to boards besides GSEB.
Currently, the college has determined that 80% seats will be allowed for GSEB pupils while the remaining 20 percent will be accessible for pupils from different boards.
Additionally, the college syndicate made a decision to inflict a fine on MTB Arts College for late entry of test forms.
The syndicate purchased a fine of Rs 25 per type from the faculty.
“Pupils had filed the types in faculty well ahead of time.
However, the faculty officials postponed the entry of the same in the college.
Thus the faculty was fined,” said a college official.
The syndicate also made a decision to create a committee to discover a remedy to this NaMo pill issue.
VNSGU has previously announced to offer pills for Rs 1,000 to every pupil.
The statement was made over just one and half decades back, however many students haven’t got the pill till today.
Many protests were staged in the college campus with different student groups across the matter.