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Imagine if someone falls sick of unfortunately someone loses his near ones. No more chances of appearing the Exemption exam.
What if a student couldn't appear a single paper? Won't be get a year back.
Such Draconian policies would lead to more mental health crisis amongst students.
High time for juniors to raise their voice against Maladministration or Face the same.
These kind of policy is no way for the welfare of the students. High time that we need to protest against such draconian policies.
Students will struggle against such policies.
Time to protest against this
Protest will be an option because they won't listen to the student council.