On 8/10/11, prakash chand <techy....@sify.com> wrote: > hi akhalesh > good step. > but what about the those candidates who belongs from computer > science/application, electronics and mathematics etc subjects. > did you consult the students which belongs to these areas? > > On 8/9/11, akhilesh <akhil.akhi...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hello, >> We, at delhi planning to give a representation to >> UGC stating that we are not willing to accept their scribe from the >> next UGC exam. the next UGC net exam is likely to be held in >> December. I have prepared a draft, and signature campaign is on. >> >> I'm pasting the representation draft below for the suggestions and >> comments from all of you. >> Here it goes: >> >> ============= >> Dated: 05.07.2011 >> >> To, >> The chairman University Grant Commission, >> Bahadur shah zafar marg >> Delhi, Delhi – 110002 >> >> Sub: Regarding the Problem of Scribe of Visually-challenged aspirants In >> UGC >> Net >> Exams. >> >> Sir, >> With great sorrow and regret, we, the persons belonging to the >> visually-challenged community would like to draw your attention on the >> following points: >> >> 1. That the most of the times we are being provided the >> incompetent/ineligible/careless scribe during the UGC NET examination, >> and this very fact deprives us to solve even half of the question >> paper, regardless of the fact that one has worked hard and knows all >> the answers well. >> 2. For your kind consideration, Carelessness and misfeasance committed >> by the authorities appointed by UGC are being enumerated below, the >> outcome of which can easily be assessed: >> a. Hindi Medium candidates are being provided the English Medium >> scribe, and on the other hand, English medium candidates Hindi medium >> scribe; >> b. In most of the cases, Sanskrit medium students have failed even to >> solve the single question as the scribe provided by the concern >> examination centre was not able to read and write Sanskrit; >> c. There Are large amount of cases, when the visually-challenged >> candidates are forced to engage the clerical staff, and even in some >> cases D grade employees, thereby destroying our each and every >> possibilities of passing the NET exam; >> d. for Your consideration: >> i. Clerical staff don’t write our exam seriously, they keep themselves >> busy in other official works; >> ii. A large amount of visually-challenged candidates are English >> medium, and the capability and ability to read and write English of >> clerical and D grade employees would be known to you keeping in view >> the standard of NET exam. >> 3. Therefore, with great respect we propose that in any case, and >> under any circumstances the visually challenged candidates are not >> willing to engage the scribe provided by the concern authorities, >> under the UGC rules and guidelines regarding the scribe for the NET >> exam. >> 4. We also propose that new guidelines regarding the scribe must be >> issued as soon as possible so as to they could be come in effect prior >> to the next UGC net exam which is about to be held likely in the month >> of December 2011. >> 5. Keeping in view the fact that permitting the visually-challenged >> candidates to bring his or her own scribe may prove to be a risky >> business, as few amongst us may bring and engage the scribe where the >> scribe may be competent and capable enough to solve the entire NET >> question paper by him or herself, we propose the following safeguards >> that must be taken into consideration while allowing the scribe in >> this connection: >> a. The scribe must be a person who is pursuing any undergraduate >> course in any university/college recognized by UGC, subject to the >> condition that the scribe should not be of the similar course for >> which the candidate is appearing for the UGC NET exam. >> b. The candidates those who are appearing for the Sanskrit and Music >> must essentially be allowed to engage the scribe of the similar >> course, as no other person can write and read Sanskrit well keeping in >> view the standard of the UGC NET exam except the person who is >> pursuing graduation in Sanskrit, and writing the theory of music >> involves notes writing with special signs, which can not be completed >> except by the person who knows it well. >> c. At the examination hall a scribe must produce the following documents: >> i. Original copy and photocopy of the Student I.D. card; >> ii. Original copy and photocopy of the mark sheet of the >> last exam passed; >> iii. The mark sheet must clearly state the name of the examination and >> the course as stated in student I.D. card; (I.E. both must be >> co-related); >> d. In any case, The Scribe must not be above the 25 years of age; >> e. A person pursuing masters degree may also be allowed as a scribe, >> subject to the condition that he is not pursuing the similar course >> for which the candidate is appearing for the UGC net exam. >> 6. University wise list of the visually-challenged students and >> candidates are attached with this application with their complete >> names and their signatures and LTIs as the case may be. >> >> Kindly take the affirmative, concrete and quick action in this regard, >> so that we can make right use of our studies and hard work, and could >> play a vital role in the progress and prosperity of our >> society by making our future better and bright. >> >> Thanking in anticipation, >> Yours faithfully, >> >> All the visually-challenged students and candidates agreeing and >> supporting the aforesaid points in its entirety. >> >> Copy to: >> 1. Chief Commissioner For persons with disabilities; >> 2. secretary to the ministry of Human resource development; >> 3. 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