B Ed aspirants appeal KU VC
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Apr 8: Aspirants for Bachelors of Education (B Ed) through Kashmir University’s Distance Mode have complained that those with Post-Graduate degrees aren’t being given any preference in the admission process.
They said the cut off percentage for the admission is 54.22 percent marks in graduation. “But there are no additional points for those with PG. This is sheer injustice, we should be given some grace points,” the aspirants said while appealing the KU V-C Prof Talat Ahmed to look into the matter.
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