Ludhiana: If tests can only be authorized by learning routine questions last year, on Saturday would have been a walk for hundreds of students of Panjab University affiliated colleges.
In what has turned out to be a nightmare for those who really worked hard, periodic review Punjabi B in Buenos Aires (last year) was exactly the same as 2012 in the same class exam, question by question, literally.
"Dozens of students were surprised with teachers and superintendents examination when they saw the same role as last year getting repeated.'s A very unfortunate situation PU examination branch and something must be done," said Raghbir Dyal, a member of the PU Senate.
A senior administrative officer of the PU admitted in the ass and told me that a solution to the situation is developing.
Ironically, instead of working to find a viable solution to the problem, the university has been taking re-exams, for students to remain at the receiving end.
Manpreet Kaur, a student of BA-III, said: "Why do students pay the cost for the PU error. Now PU definitely go for a re-examination and bother you again."
Another student Jivanjot Kaur said: "We are very disappointed with the PU. Now repeated the question sheet and am going to ask for a re-examination. Why should they suffer just students? PU authorities have arrested for repeated mistakes . "
Government College for Girls' Rupinderjeet Kaur Punjabi teacher said: "The PU definitely ask for a re-examination. The university needs to be more responsible."
Re-examination date leaves students in lurch
With PU authorities May 11 fixing for mathematics re-examination, undergraduates-II (non-medical) and BA-II (math) are a lot of concern.
Since they have no physical exam on May 10, students say they have adequate time to review the entire math curriculum in a day.
The re-examination was announced as math paper was a repeat of last year question paper.
Bhavit Garg, a student of BA-II of Atam Nagar, said: "How can Panjab University be so casual in their approach? Eventually, we will have to suffer because of him. Yet the physics exam one day before the mathematical re-examination is a matter of concern. Authorities should have given more time to prepare. wish they could reschedule. "
Rohit Bhatia, a student of BA-II of the Civil Lines, said, "PU, that made the mistake, has spared a thought about preparing students. PU If you want to take the re-examination, which should have set a date after the last test. "
Ajay Kumar, a student of Civil Lines, said: "We demand the University to change the date of re-examination."