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SPPU Students Demand Restoration of UPSC/MPSC Special Batch

SPPU Students Demand Restoration of UPSC/MPSC Special Batch
Pune PHOTOS: Students Demand Immediate Restoration Of UGC-Recognised UPSC & MPSC Special Batch At SPPU · freepressjournal.in

Students at Savitribai Phule Pune University are upset.

They want the university to bring back a special program that helps students prepare for big government exams.

This program had a certain number of seats and offered some seats to students from specific groups.

The university stopped this program and started new ones with fewer seats and higher fees, especially for students from the reserved categories.

Students are worried about these changes and are protesting because they feel it is unfair.

They want the university to bring back the original program, and they are threatening to protest if they don't.

Key facts

University
Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU)
Demand
Reinstatement of UPSC & MPSC Special Batch
Seats (Earlier)
52 each for UPSC & MPSC
SC Reservation (Earlier)
20 seats per batch
ST Reservation (Earlier)
10 seats per batch
Seats (Add-on)
40 each for UPSC & MPSC
Fees (Open Category)
₹30,000
Fees (Reserved Category)
₹7,500

Quotes

Akshay Kamble

Secretary, Maharashtra State (NSUI)

“The UGC-approved UPSC and MPSC Special Batch must be reinstated without delay. If not, the NSUI will initiate a massive and determined agitation across the university. We refuse to accept any administration that disregards students’ rights.”
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Dipak Sutar

A student

“We strongly oppose any policy that disadvantages marginalised Bahujan and Dalit students. The bias against SC-ST students is both disgraceful and unacceptable. The university must act immediately to restart this batch in the spirit of social justice.”
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Ashok Gore

Another student

“Stop jeopardising our future. Every year, numerous students from the university’s CEC clear the UPSC and MPSC exams to become officers. Keeping this batch closed is nothing short of crushing the dreams of thousands of students.”
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Siddhant Jambhulkar

From NSUI

“Imposing such high fees on students while keeping the Special Batch suspended for two years is deeply troubling and unacceptable. If this batch is not restored, countless students will suffer severe academic and career losses, for which the university will bear full responsibility.”
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