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In an email to the vice-chancellor on March 28, students of MA in Mass Media (Hindi Journalism), which is a self financed course, said that most students come from lower-middle class families and are feeling “cheated” by the kind of education they are receiving.
“We are feeling cheated by the kind of education we are receiving through the online mode since it’s incomplete. Such is the situation that many students are thinking of withdrawing their admission. We are paying Rs 33,700 a semester,” it was stated in the mail written in Hindi.
They have threatened to boycott online classes if the university does not announce resumption of offline academic activities for them.
“We have collectively decided that we will completely boycott online classes and will not pay the fees till the university issues a circular announcing resumption of offline classes so that maximum students can be benefitted,” the mail read.
Dr Chandra Dev Yadav, head of department of Hindi at the university, said that it’s a matter of policy and the decision is not in their hands.
“On March 2, classes of final year masters students resumed and then classes for final year undergraduate students resumed in the physical mode. Subsequently, the central library was opened. The university is opening in a phased manner. I have written to the vice-chancellor for resumption of classes for them,” he said.
Yadav also said that they met the students online on Friday and tried to explain them these things but they were not ready to listen.
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