Beware of integrated courses: Edu dept
NOT OUR PROBLEM Department issues advisory on FYJC admissions website, warns students against the socalled integrated junior colleges
MUMBAI: The school education department on
Monday warned students against taking admissions in colleges offering
integrated courses — training to crack competitive exams along with regular
syllabus — in collaboration with private coaching classes.
A disclaimer was put up on the first year
junior college (FYJC) admission website in the evening stating that the
department would not be responsible for any problem occurring in the future.
The step was taken after members of the Shiv
Sena’s students’ wing demanded that the department shutdown colleges offering
integrated courses.
In May, the department had shutdown a Borivli
college offering such courses and for allegedly admitting students illegally.
The department later transferred students to other colleges.
“Parents and students are requested to not
take admission in so-called integrated junior college in Mumbai region. If they
take admission in such colleges, the department will not be responsible for any
problem occurring in the future,” reads the disclaimer.
Source | Hindustan Times | 18
July 2017
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