Hi,
The curriculum is common to all the students, the faculty plans and conducts the class as per the course plan and gives the assignment to all the students. If a group of students fail to complete the assignments, then they have to complete the same and resubmit them. If they fail to complete, they are responsible for their poor performance. The teacher can not give marks for non- performance.
He can conduct additional classes, if a group requests to do so.
If the student does not study as per the schedule and gives a blank paper, no faculty can given any mark.
# Academically Poor students may need more coaching.
# Indifferent students can not be helped.
# If a teacher fails the student for poor academic performance, then the teacher can NOT be blamed.
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Subject: Re: [MTC Global] IITs failed 63 students in 2014-15, 57 from reserved category
I feel that they should be given a chance. In majority of the cases they might be the first generation learners... if they reach to the level of the expectations then only it will be said that the faculties have the calibre not only to get scholars at the height but who are at the middle of the tree to be on the TOP. I feel some efforts are required....
On Saturday, 26 December 2015 12:15 PM, Virendra Goel <goel.virendra@gmail.com> wrote:
Reservations should go alright but to me challenge before the institutions today is that now when these students have been admitted how to bring them to desired level of proficiency. Teaching bright students is no big task. I treat indifference of the institutions towards this students as the cause.
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Virendra goel
From: join_mtc@googlegroups.com [mailto:join_mtc@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Usha Gowri
Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2015 9:53 AM
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Subject: Re: [MTC Global] IITs failed 63 students in 2014-15, 57 from reserved category
Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2015 9:53 AM
To: join_mtc@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [MTC Global] IITs failed 63 students in 2014-15, 57 from reserved category
Reservations should go.It has not served its purpose which is to help the BPL come up.So everything has been provided and now we know that that is no cure.
The rich among the reserved categories enjoy all the benefits-I know of a girl who came to college in her own car and took Rs 400 scholarship regularly!!
Second, since other categories also failed,thankfully,the process of selection itself need to be looked at.
Third:I am truly happy they are packing off students-world class universities dont allow languishing. The resources are of this countries tax payers hard earned monies.More people should hear about this-they will then make a wise choice instead of living in cloud nine
G
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On Fri, Dec 25, 2015 at 8:19 PM, Prof. Bholanath Dutta <bnath.dutta@gmail.com> wrote:
Fiftyfive of the 63 students who failed to secure the prescribed minimum grade in six IITs during 2014-15 session belonged to the reserved category, Lok Sabha was informed today.
"The IITs have a rigorous academic system that prescribes minimum grades to be obtained by the students for continuation in the IIT system. During the year 2014-15, a total of 63 students in undergraduate courses have failed to secure the prescribed minimum grade in 6 IITs," Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani said in a written reply.
Out of the failed students 8 were from General category, 9 from OBC, 16 and 30 from Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) category respectively. The OBCs, SC and ST students constituted a whopping 87.3 per cent of those who failed to make the cut.
The minister's response came to a question about how many students had been expelled from prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology on the ground of their performance.
In an unprecedented action by any IIT, the institute at Roorkee had in July this year expelled 73 students whose performance was not up to the mark after their first-year BTech programme.
A group of 64 students had moved Uttarkhand High Court against the decision, but the court had upheld the institute's decision.
However, the institute reinstated the students in August this year as a "one-time measure" and said they will be on an academic probation throughout the year and have been re-admitted on strict conditions.
"The IIT Council has discussed the matter and implemented a system called Peer group Assisted Learning (PAL) to handhold students who are socially and educationally backward," she added.
"The IITs have a rigorous academic system that prescribes minimum grades to be obtained by the students for continuation in the IIT system. During the year 2014-15, a total of 63 students in undergraduate courses have failed to secure the prescribed minimum grade in 6 IITs," Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani said in a written reply.
Out of the failed students 8 were from General category, 9 from OBC, 16 and 30 from Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) category respectively. The OBCs, SC and ST students constituted a whopping 87.3 per cent of those who failed to make the cut.
The minister's response came to a question about how many students had been expelled from prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology on the ground of their performance.
In an unprecedented action by any IIT, the institute at Roorkee had in July this year expelled 73 students whose performance was not up to the mark after their first-year BTech programme.
A group of 64 students had moved Uttarkhand High Court against the decision, but the court had upheld the institute's decision.
However, the institute reinstated the students in August this year as a "one-time measure" and said they will be on an academic probation throughout the year and have been re-admitted on strict conditions.
"The IIT Council has discussed the matter and implemented a system called Peer group Assisted Learning (PAL) to handhold students who are socially and educationally backward," she added.
[Source: Financial Express, 21.12.2015]
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