I am a law student. I live in an island so it will be extremely difficult for me to travel every semester for exams.
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Farthimath Rishfa
2 months ago
"I enrolled in this course based on the college's explicit assurance that it would be conducted entirely online. Therefore, changing the mode of delivery midway through the program is completely unacceptable
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AHMED AIHAM
2 months ago
Personal
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Nasrulla Musthafa
2 months ago
The rule should be applied to courses commencing after the rule not before.
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Abdulla Adheeb
2 months ago
I am currently in my second year of Bachelor in Sharia and Law. Mandating physical exams midway through our program forces working students to take hard-to-get leave and pay steep travel costs just to take an exam. If students cannot meet these new demands and are forced to drop out, losing non-refundable fees makes the situation even worse. This policy change should not apply retroactively to current batches—it should strictly begin with new intakes
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Veli Kaanu
2 months ago
Because it is against the agreement
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Hassan Amir
2 months ago
Very easy and comfortable.
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Ahmed Bilal
2 months ago
I cannot be able to attend the Exam in-person, if it is held in Male'
I am signing because this sudden rule change damages trust and will stop future students from enrolling. We chose this course based on a clear agreement for online exams. Forcing in-person testing creates a massive financial loss for those outside the city and will ruin the program's reputation for new applicants.
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kudu lion
2 months ago
I am signing because the decision to hold exams in person breaks our initial agreement for a fully online course. Many of us live outside the city and face massive financial and logistical losses due to sudden travel costs. The Bar Council must honor the original online agreement.
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ALI FAYED
2 months ago
I am signing because we started this course with a strict agreement that exams would be online. Forcing us to take in-person exams now causes a massive financial loss, especially for those of us living outside the city. The Bar Council must keep its original promise.
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Ismail Sajid
2 months ago
To ensure that changes are not brought in the middle of the program
Baa council in nihmaafaivaa nihmumaa gulhigen physically test hadhan dhaan undhagoo vumaai gulhigen
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Fathimath Fazla
2 months ago
Fazla(Avid College)
- I enrolled with the clear understanding that examination would u conducted online. Changing this requirement midway place unfair burden on existing students , particularly those balancing employment and other responsibilities. Had physical examination been a requirement from the outset, many of us may have made different decisions regarding enrichment. I respectfully urge that this change apply to future intake, ensuring a fair and responsible transition for current stu
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Hawwa Za
2 months ago
Its difficult to travel because of travel expenses
I am a law student. I live in an island so it will be extremely difficult for me to travel every semester for exams.
"I enrolled in this course based on the college's explicit assurance that it would be conducted entirely online. Therefore, changing the mode of delivery midway through the program is completely unacceptable
Personal
The rule should be applied to courses commencing after the rule not before.
I am currently in my second year of Bachelor in Sharia and Law. Mandating physical exams midway through our program forces working students to take hard-to-get leave and pay steep travel costs just to take an exam. If students cannot meet these new demands and are forced to drop out, losing non-refundable fees makes the situation even worse. This policy change should not apply retroactively to current batches—it should strictly begin with new intakes
Because it is against the agreement
Very easy and comfortable.
I cannot be able to attend the Exam in-person, if it is held in Male'
Mi ninmumuge sababun mihaaru kiyavamundhaa dharivunge therey varah gina kudheennah gellun vaane, adhi kiyavaa kudhinge adhadhu madhuvegen dhaane
I am signing because this sudden rule change damages trust and will stop future students from enrolling. We chose this course based on a clear agreement for online exams. Forcing in-person testing creates a massive financial loss for those outside the city and will ruin the program's reputation for new applicants.
I am signing because the decision to hold exams in person breaks our initial agreement for a fully online course. Many of us live outside the city and face massive financial and logistical losses due to sudden travel costs. The Bar Council must honor the original online agreement.
I am signing because we started this course with a strict agreement that exams would be online. Forcing us to take in-person exams now causes a massive financial loss, especially for those of us living outside the city. The Bar Council must keep its original promise.
To ensure that changes are not brought in the middle of the program
Mi kulli ninmumuge sababun Ethah dharivarunge hagguthah gelligen dhey. Veema alah kiyaman fashaa dharivarunnah Miah amalukuran feshunakee alhugandu edhey edhumeh
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The decision bar Council has made isn't fair.. we have signed a contract between college.. mentioned all the models should be done by online
Mikan evves varakah fair noon kamah alhugadah belevey
Baa council in nihmaafaivaa nihmumaa gulhigen physically test hadhan dhaan undhagoo vumaai gulhigen
Fazla(Avid College) - I enrolled with the clear understanding that examination would u conducted online. Changing this requirement midway place unfair burden on existing students , particularly those balancing employment and other responsibilities. Had physical examination been a requirement from the outset, many of us may have made different decisions regarding enrichment. I respectfully urge that this change apply to future intake, ensuring a fair and responsible transition for current stu
Its difficult to travel because of travel expenses