Archive · 29 May 2025
Bengaluru Students Protest BEd Institute Cheating Allegations
Imagine you signed up for a special school to become a teacher, but you never got to take the tests!
That's what happened to students in Bengaluru.
They paid money for a BEd program, but the school wasn't connected to the university like they were told.
The students were confused about the exams and why they weren't happening.
They realized they had been misled and protested because they were unable to write their exams.
Now, they feel like they were cheated out of their money.
Students protested against an educational institute in Bengaluru over alleged cheating.
Students paid fees but were not able to take exams for the BEd program.
The institute allegedly claimed affiliation with Bangalore University but wasn't affiliated.
Students paid a semester fee of Rs 35,000 each.
The institute's owner was unreachable when contacted.
- Who
- Approximately 100 students enrolled in a BEd program and the educational institute in Chamarajpet.
- What
- Students protested against an educational institute for alleged cheating regarding the BEd program.
- When
- Students protested over months, and the BEd examination was scheduled for May 12 this year.
- Where
- Bengaluru, India
- Why
- Students allege they were cheated out of their fees and misled about university affiliation.
Students' Perspective
Institute's Perspective
Affiliation Status
Students' Perspective
Students claim the institute misled them and did not provide proper affiliation with the university.
Institute's Perspective
The institute's stance is unknown since the owner was unreachable.
- Program
- BEd program
- Location
- Chamarajpet, Bengaluru
- Affected Students
- Approximately 100
- Semester Fee
- Rs 35,000 per semester
- Alleged Affiliation
- Bangalore University