Examinees leave centres at KU after ‘no option’ between Statistics, Maths entrance papers
Srinagar: Several aspirants left the examination centres at Kashmir University on Tuesday after finding no options in Statistics and Mathematics entrance test papers.
Sources said that the aspirants left the centres without writing their papers.
They said that the aspirants left the centres after they found no options between Statistics and Mathematics, which had to be held separately.
“The students had to appear in the test for different subjects, but there was no option shown in the question paper having 160 questions,” they said.
“There should have been 80 questions each from the two subjects but having no options on question paper, the students left the examination centres without writing their papers,” sources added.
The demanded the KU to conduct examination afresh to ensure the career of youth is not ruined.
They said that by keeping no options in the question paper, the authorities have put the career of students at stake.
Controller of Examinations, Prof Farooq Ahmad Mir refused to talk over the issue, and passed the buck to Director Admissions.
Director Admissions, Irshad Ahmad Nawchoo however, didn’t receive phone calls. (KNS)
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