2500 students of B.Com Sem.5 had to sit for one and a half hours due to non-availability of papers

On the first day of the examination of Kutch University, which has been embroiled in controversies in the work from recruitment to admission, a big mess came to light. In B.Com Semester 5, the code number 501 was a paper of Advance Account, about 25,000 students reached the college in the morning to take the exam, but they were given the question paper an hour and a half late, so that the students who were sitting in the classroom were upset. According to the details received, when the examination department investigated on Tuesday night, the agency informed that everything was fine. In the morning, when the papers were to be delivered to the colleges through the QPDS system, it was found that there was no question paper, so the paper was immediately prepared and sent to the colleges by e-mail. As a result, the exam started at 12.30 pm. The students were given extra time, but the buses were also left unattended. Errors were found in two questions of the question paper, which caused a lot of trouble to the students. The employees who were given the responsibility of preparing the paper did not make the paper due to negligence and the agency also kept it in the dark claiming to be sub safe, so that the notice for negligence has been given to both of them and action has been assured. Mistake in the paper given, the university has given the balm of exam fee waiver on the pain of the students. A delegation led by ABVP state minister Shivrajsinh Jadeja submitted a sharp representation to the registrar and director of examinations demanding action against the students for the harassment and negligence of those responsible. Action will be taken against the agency responsible as the quality of the paper is poor. The print and other details of the papers will be given papers with large clear letters that the student can read. The decision will be taken in the interest of the students in the question in which the mistake is found. ABVP said that such negligence in an important process like exams is unforgivable and necessary steps must be taken to ensure that such incidents do not happen in future. Amid talk of setting up a digital university, there are allegations that the university has become a scam Attempts to manipulate the future of students in Kutch's scam, which boasts of a digital university, came to light on the first day. The papers were not downloaded in many colleges. Kutch district NSUI president Rishirajsinh Jadeja and Bhuj city president Krishnarajsinh Jadeja said that the NSUI has submitted a representation to the Director of Examinations in this matter and demanded action against those responsible for negligence.