By TCN News,
Banglore: The alumni of Maulana Azad National Urdu University Polytechnic, Bangalore has urged the unviersity admisntration to restart the admission for the Banglore centre so that students can benefit.
The MANUU Polytechnic, Bangalore alumni has responded to the TCN exclusive story that broke the news of closing down of the Banglore centre and said that that they were “very shocked to know that the polytechnic has withheld the admissions in this academic year.”
The MANUU adminstration, however, clarified later that no courses have been withdrawn from the Polytechnic Bangalore centre and added, “MANUU is moving fast towards getting AICTE affiliation for Bangalore & Darbhanga Polytechnics as soon as possible. Both these colleges will also be provided all the necessary infrastructure as required by the AICTE. University is pursuing the matter on priority basis & hopes to get the affiliation very soon.”””
The AMNUU alumni have written that they were shcoked at the response of the university that the students of Maulana Azad National Urdu University are not getting good opportunities as the polytechnic does not yet have AICTE approval.
They have written that most of the students who passed out from the Polytechnic Banglore centre are placed in good companies including MNCs like Wipro, HP, L&T, BOSCH, JOHNSON, ACC Cement, etc; and that several other stdunets have also gone to gulf countries and are earning well.
The MANUU alumni said that they also wanted to send a message to the principal and the university authority that they have done lot of work for the uplifting the Urdu Community till date. “It is also expected that the university will do the same thing in the future by providing good quality education to the students. The alumni feel that there should be a proper placement cell such that the students can be placed at the college itself.”
They have thus urged the unveirsity admisntration to restart the admission process for the Banglore centre.
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