Students cheated by private college in Aruppukottai offering nursing, medical technician courses without recognition
The Hindu
Students protest against unrecognised college, demand refunds and certificates, while officials promise action and support for affected students.
Around 200 students pursuing nursing and medical technician courses are up in arms against a private college administration after they found that the college lacked any recognition from Dr. MGR Medical University.
The first year students grew suspicious on seeing hall-ticket for their semester examination last week.
As the authorities of the college in Ramasamypuram did not give them proper reply, the students started to agitate.
Meanwhile, Aruppukottai police intervened and made the students disperse.
Meanwhile, Revenue officials inspected the college along with officials of the Department of Health.
During the inspection, the officials found that the college lacked any kind of recognition for their courses.
Later, the Revenue Divisional Officer, Vallikannu, promised the students that the college would be sealed and criminal action would be initiated against the college correspondent Jackson.
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