BJP criticizes govt for difficult-to-meet requirements for BPUT online exam – Times of India

Irasis Acharya, president of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), Odisha, whereas addressing the press right here stated it’s tough for an individual utilizing cellular web to get 1 Mbps web bandwidth velocity in rural and semi-city areas. “Forget about rural areas, even some areas in the state capital have internet issues. The three hours of uninterrupted power supply during this rainy season is a myth. Even people can find power cut near energy minister’s residence too,” he added.

Acharya stated the scholars staying exterior the state will face extra issues as a result of BPUT has not made any association for their online examinations. The college students residing in containment zone can’t attend the examinations. “Several students do not have laptop/desktops and specifications to appear the test. If they want to appear the test, they have to travel to city or towns amid restrictions. The company which is helping BPUT to hold this test has bad reputation. Keeping the rising cases in mind, it is the duty of the state to keep it’s students safe instead of creating chaos in computer centres,” he added.

The youth wing demanded various technique of analysis for finish semester examinations. “If government wants to continue with the test, bring relaxation to several requirements make it easy for every students,” they added.

Pradipta Kumar Naik, chief of the opposition, wrote a letter to ability improvement and technical training minister Premananda Nayak to postpone the BPUT online examination in the course of the pandemic scenario. “Several institutes across the country declare the final year/semester results in the basis of performance of previous semester/years. BPUT can also do that instead of holding examinations,” he added.

Students on Friday staged demonstration in entrance of BPUT workplace in Rourkela demanding various technique of analysis to publish outcomes like state increased training division. They have been opposing the thought of online examinations.

Minister Premananda Nayak stated they’ve two alternate options for college students. Either they’ll seem the online check or sit for offline check after the opening of instructional establishments within the state. “If any student fails to appear the online test, he/she can attend the offline examination,” he added.

He stated they’ve determined to carry the online examination preserving the Covid-19 scenario in thoughts. “Online examinations and study is the future for us. We have started this from this year. Students will not face any problem I think,” he added.