Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS),
which is imposing exam fee that is said to be the highest among the other
universities in the country for PG Exams, is alleged to be taking the students
for a ride with the University not providing the basic services.
The PG Students allege that the University, which was charging a
fee of about Rs 10,000 for the exam, was not having a centralised evaluation
system and a unified scoring system. However, the University claims that the
fees was not higher and the students were provided the best service. The
students are also gearing up for an agitation, demanding transparency in the
exam process.
Stating that no proper evaluation was taking place, Kerala
Medical Postgraduates Association state president Dr M Anas said ''even though
the University says that the valuation is foolproof because of triple
evaluation, the marks that has been provided by the first evaluator will be
mostly followed by the others. '' He said that the Association demanded a
centralised valuation system, where there will be no victimisation.
Pointing out that they were denied revaluation, he said ''the PG
exam conducted by KUHS is not different from the exams of other universities.
When there is revaluation for all exams conducted by the different
universities, why there is no revaluation for the PG course conducted by
KUHS,'' he said.
''When the colleges were under the Kerala University, the fees
was just Rs 2,000. But now the charges have reached about Rs 10,000 and the
university has said that there will be a ten per cent yearly increase,'' Anas
said.
Source: The new Indian Express
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