CET is back
Its good news that the High Court struck down the State Government's decision to abolish Common Entrance Test. Obviously admission based on Board exam marks alone would have caused lots of chaos with as much as 100 students scoring centum in all three major subjects and would have unduly affected the CBSE students. Inspite of CET, most of the CBSE students invariably end up in low ranking colleges because of their valuation system. Some of the college toppers in my batch were CBSE students, who had to take management quota seats because they couldn't get into good colleges.
That was too much of opportunistic politics by the State Government, and it got the right response.
posted by b a l a j i at 5:33 PM
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all this is to ensure tht hte coffers of politicians r full, avloav dhaan, vera eduvum illai
CET kadakkuthu!! Namma college-la nadakkara kootha paatheengala!!
ada-paavi,
ellame under the table transaction-ukkaaga thaan
Praveen,
enna aachu SRM-ku
yes da, it is good they have CET. but then there is also flow of money in those "coaching" institutes...
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