4 year graduation in the interest of students in Bihar by Raj Bhavan latest news update 2023
Latest Updated 21/06/2023: The Raj Bhavan on Tuesday replied to the letter of KK Pathak, Additional Chief Secretary, Education Department, regarding the four-year CBCS-based undergraduate course in state universities. In his letter, KK Pathak objected to the introduction of the four-year course and said that at present the universities of the state are not capable of it. That's why Raj Bhavan should reconsider its order.
On the other hand, the Raj Bhavan has described its order as beneficial for the students. With the consent of Governor cum Chancellor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, OSD Balendra Shukla of Governor's Secretariat has sent a reply to Mr. Pathak. Shri Pathak had sent his letter to him only.
- Raj Bhavan sent a reply to KK Pathak's letter
- Written - Students can also choose the option of 3 years
According to the information received, the Raj Bhavan has said in its reply that even in the four-year undergraduate course, the students have the freedom to choose the three-year option. Within three years, the student will get the bachelor's degree. If the students wish, they can also take a special degree for the fourth year. In this way, different opinions of the state government and the Raj Bhavan have come to the fore on this issue. Significantly, the Raj Bhavan had ordered to implement the four-year undergraduate course from this session itself.
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