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A second year student: .....It has also been brought to notice that at the previous Student Council meeting concerns were raised as to the “academic rigour of the college dropping” and the need to strictly enforce the attendance requirements and debar students to set an example. The sja has previously pushed the attendance requirement down to 50% and it is much needed this semester. Please clear the air on this.
A third year student: Why is no one bringing up the fact that the DEBARMENT LIST was released 12 hours before the first exam? If 'academic rigour' is the concern here, why didn't the admin rigorously pursue this sooner
A fifth year student: It is extremely irresponsible of the Admin to release the debarment notice at the eleventh hour, quite literally. To make matters worse, not only is the SJA not rallying hard enough to resolve this issue but also, we’re being no information whatsoever as to whether or not we’ll even be allowed to appear for tomorrow’s exam. This is extremely anxiety inducing and while nothing can be put past the Admin, the SJA is supposed to be in our corner and keep us in the loop so we would really appreciate if the SJA stepped up a little atp.
Another third year student: I understand that multiple students have not paid fees for semesters, but sometimes the default is due to reasons beyond our control. Banks do not process loans on time despite submitting documents. Moreover, the notice that students won't be allowed to write exams came on 8th April, i.e. Saturday, which was holiday. Some students haven't got even a week to communicate to bank authorities.I request the student body to help us and atleast not prevent us to write exams, especially without adequate notice.
Of late, I personally feel, college has become insensitive with directions like restraining from mess food, communicating strict enforcement of attendance requirements at last moment and now non allowance from writing exams despite genuine requests and not adequate notice.