Students create ruckus at CMPDC

STUDENTS CREATED ruckus at Chaudhari Mahadev Prasad Degree College (CMPDC) here over unavailability of UG admission test application forms on Tuesday. The students closed the college counters and raised slogans against the college administration. The students demanded for extension of the last date of sale and submission of UG admission test forms. Later the college administration extended the last date for sale and submission of UG forms under certain conditions.

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STUDENTS CREATED ruckus at Chaudhari Mahadev Prasad Degree College (CMPDC) here over unavailability of UG admission test application forms on Tuesday.

The students closed the college counters and raised slogans against the college administration.

The students demanded for extension of the last date of sale and submission of UG admission test forms.

Later the college administration extended the last date for sale and submission of UG forms under certain conditions.

Irregularities in distribution of UG forms at CMPDC had been allegedly noticed on several occasions and the students had suffered due to apathetic attitude of college administration.

Trouble started on Tuesday when several students waiting for their turn in a queue were turned back by the counter clerks as the B Sc forms went out of stock. Irked over the apathetic attitude of the college administration, the students along with some student leaders forcibly closed the counters and raised slogans against the college administration.

Taking cognisance of the situation, CMPDC principal Dr VK Sinha declared to extend the last date on certain conditions.

Dr Sinha declared that the forms would be accepted till June 10 but no forms would be accepted with late fee after this date.

The B Sc forms would be distributed on June 9 & 10 while the BA and B Com forms would be available at the counters till the last date.

It is worth mentioning that the UG admission forms ran out of stock of in the last month and the distribution was restarted from June 3.

The shortage of UG admission forms on several occasions indicated that the sale of forms was much greater than the expectations of the college administration and there will be a tough competition for admission.