Students at Government Degree College Billawar Protest for Syllabus Reduction and Rescheduling of Exams

CHAIN HUNGER STRIKE AT GDC BILLAWAR

In recent times, the demand for a reduction in the syllabus and a rescheduling of the date sheet has been echoing across various educational institutions. The issue has gained immense momentum as students are grappling with the uncomplete syllabus

 Amidst these circumstances, the students of the Government Degree College in Billawar have taken to the streets to protest against the Jammu University's decision to conduct exams without completing the syllabus.

The students have been raising their voices against the authorities' lack of concern towards their plight. The students have demanded a 40% reduction in the syllabus and a rescheduling of the exam dates to give them ample time to prepare. The students have been protesting under the banner of 'ONE DAY-ONE TIME-ALL COLLEGE,' and they have been joined by other college units.

The students have organized a sit-in protest inside the college campus, and their voices have been resonating outside the college walls. They have been chanting slogans against the university's decision and demanding that their voices be heard. The protests have been peaceful and have garnered support from the general public, who have expressed their solidarity with the students' demands.

The students have been facing a plethora of challenges in the current situation, and it is understandable that they would feel overwhelmed. The pandemic has disrupted the academic calendar, and the shift to online learning has posed its own set of challenges. Students have been struggling with internet connectivity issues, lack of access to study materials, and a general lack of motivation.

In this scenario, the authorities' decision to conduct exams without completing the syllabus has only added to the students' woes. The students have rightfully demanded that their grievances be addressed and that a fair solution is arrived at.

It is high time that the authorities take cognizance of the students' demands and work towards a solution that is in the best interest of the students. The students' protests should not be ignored, and their voices should be heard. It is only by working together that we can overcome the challenges posed by the pandemic and emerge stronger.

In conclusion, the students of Government Degree College in Billawar have taken a bold step in raising their voices against the authorities' decision to conduct exams without completing the syllabus. The students' demand for a 40% reduction in the syllabus and a rescheduling of the exam dates is justified, and their protests must be taken seriously. It is the responsibility of the authorities to address the students' grievances and work towards a fair solution that benefits all parties involved.