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Expressing disappointment and shock at the postponement of Nagaland University semester odd examination, the Nagaland Joint College Students (NJCS) have appealed to the vice chancellor of Nagaland University to consider their demand and conduct “online examination” for odd semester by this year itself.<\/p>\n
In a press statement the college students community from 27 colleges claimed that the decision taken by the NU to postpone university semester odd examination was in compliance “with the direction of the State government Higher and Technical Education, Kohima vide letter No HTE\/NU\/9-3\/2020\/795 dated 12th November, 2020 for the postponement of Nagaland University Odd Semester Examination which was originally scheduled to start from 7th December 2020”.<\/p>\n
They claimed that in compliance with the directions of state government, the NU has brought the students of Nagaland into a “deadly mouse-trap” where their constitutional right to health and safety was likely to be jeopardized when the exams which have been postponed will be ordered to be held on-campus in the near future.<\/p>\n
The students community pointed out that they were also aware and concerned on the ever rising threat of COVID-19, and at the same time also concerned about the academics of the students as well. However, they stated that postponement of examination was in no way in the interests of the students and overall academic world in the state. <\/p>\n
Stating that it was important that life should move on during the unparalleled time and circumstances, they suggested that alternate system “The Virtual World must be taken refuge to without any prejudices”. It also stated that one must not ignore the fact that the guarantee of “safety” cannot be given\/offered to students during on-campus\/offline examinations as ground realities of the students in Nagaland were far different than students in rest of the country. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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