Nagpur University's strange ways of functioning has left 11 meritorious students in a spot of bother. The students appeared for the M Phil exam twice, but were declared unsuccessful on both the occasions. Their first attempt was in 2009, but NU delayed the results which were declared on August 17, 2010.
The students failed. They challenged the result but nothing changed. They appeared for the supplementary exam on October 25, 2010 the results of which were announced in April. Again, no student cleared the exam leaving the entire batch a baffled lot.
A 'victim', Harsha Patil feels the results were unfair. "All of us are meritorious students. We solved the entire paper. All of us cannot fail," she said.
Another student, Rajeshri Tiwaskar echoed similar views. "Despite revaluation, all of us failed. We are yet to get a proper explanation," she said. "Our exam centre was in a pathetic condition. There was a big bee-hive under my chair. It distracted me," she added.
Most examinees are well qualified teachers. They appeared for the exam to better their credentials. The results have left them distraught. Meanwhile, university officials refused to comment on the issue.
The students failed. They challenged the result but nothing changed. They appeared for the supplementary exam on October 25, 2010 the results of which were announced in April. Again, no student cleared the exam leaving the entire batch a baffled lot.
A 'victim', Harsha Patil feels the results were unfair. "All of us are meritorious students. We solved the entire paper. All of us cannot fail," she said.
Another student, Rajeshri Tiwaskar echoed similar views. "Despite revaluation, all of us failed. We are yet to get a proper explanation," she said. "Our exam centre was in a pathetic condition. There was a big bee-hive under my chair. It distracted me," she added.
Most examinees are well qualified teachers. They appeared for the exam to better their credentials. The results have left them distraught. Meanwhile, university officials refused to comment on the issue.
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