Higher Education, Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Jitu Patwari today communicated directly to the students of various colleges of Ujjain, Ratlam and Mandsaur districts and resolved their problems and grievances. While interacting directly with the students of Government Arts and Science College, Ratlam, Patwari said that all the college examinations will be online from next academic session in
the state for which preparations have begun at the Government level.
Patwari said that from now on the college students and the general public will be able to view the answer sheet easily. Madhya Pradesh will be the first state to make this arrangement.
The Higher Education Minister said that guest faculty will get the opportunity with full transparency. He instructed to keep three of the guest faculty removed from the college back on teaching work.
The Higher Education Minister said that 200 government colleges in the state will be made smart colleges. In addition to the regular syllabus in these colleges, IT Courses will also be added.
In a direct conversation with the students of Swami Vivekanand College situated in Nagda of Ujjain district, Patwari said that the parents today question their daughters for returning
home late. If they ask these questions to their sons also, several evils of the society will end automatically.
He said that if the purity of environment has to be maintained, we must adopt the habit of tree-plantation.
The students of Swami Vivekanand College, Nagda apprised the Minister with the problems like difficulties being faced by
them because of repeated changes in the syllabus of all subjects, employment-oriented syllabus, unavailability of books and difficulty in pursuing studies due to non-availability of books in the library.
Patwari assured the students that the time-table of all colleges will be set on time from the next session.
This will ensure the announcement of the examination results on time.
He said that books related to the subjects will be made available in sufficient number in the libraries.
The Higher Education Minister gave the information that provision will
be made for mandatory participation of students of all the colleges in one or the other game from the next year.
He said that coaching centre arrangement will be made in the college itself to ensure free coaching facility for the students.
Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Jitu Patwari inaugurated the state-level men’s/ women’s Hockey Competition in Mandsaur and the Hockey Feeder Centre in Ratlam.
Earlier, Patwari felicitated state-level players and trainers in Nagda of Ujjain.