Request to the Governor to reconsider the 4-year undergraduate course in Bihar Patna latest news update 2023
Latest Updated 16/06/2023: Additional Chief Secretary of the Education Department KK Pathak has urged Governor cum Chancellor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar to reconsider the order to start the four-year undergraduate course in state universities. He has written a letter regarding this to Balendra Shukla, OSD, Governor's Secretariat. In his letter, Pathak has spoken in detail citing the letter issued by the Chancellor's Secretariat on 15 May 2023.
He has written that the academic session of graduation and post-graduation in state universities is running late. Most of the universities are lagging behind in their academic calendar. The first focus of the state government is to rectify these sessions. In the next few months, the state government is going to take several necessary steps to fix the academic calendar of the universities. Soon a gazette will also be issued regarding this.
- Additional Chief Secretary KK Pathak wrote a letter
- Order to start 4-year graduation from this session
There is an order to start the four-year CBCS-based graduate course in all the universities of the state from this session 2023-24. The Raj Bhavan has sent guidelines regarding this to the universities.
In this situation, the state government is of the opinion that the universities should first of all complete the ongoing three-year undergraduate course on time. In such a situation, the state government cannot support the four-year undergraduate course right now. Pathak has also said that the capacity of the universities, be it teachers, staff or classrooms, is not enough to start new courses.
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