A survey among Delhi University students by AISA has found that over 85 per cent of respondents were against the continuation of the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP).
It said most students felt overburdened by the continuous assessment in colleges and alleged that the model “has tried to kill the idea of debate, dissent and freedom”.
In June, DU's AISA conducted the university-wide survey titled 'FYUP Ka Report Card'.
Over 4000 students from 23 different colleges of the University participated in the survey, answering questions about the course structure, fee hike and assessment scheme, the student group said.
The findings of the survey have comprehensively proven that FYUP has turned students into “shambles”, the All India Students' Association (AISA) claimed.
From the course structure to the assessment scheme, students have “rejected” each and every aspect of the new system, the student wing of CPI(ML) said.