Change The Physical Examination Rule

Hussain Niyaz

I want online exam to me as it is , like we are continuing

Aishath Siba

Already Enrolled students should be an exception

Abdulla Xahir

As a working student from the islands, mandatory face-to-face examinations create significant financial and professional hardship, with travel to Malé costing over MVR 15,000 and requiring leave from work. I enrolled because the programme was fully online and relied on that arrangement. This policy disproportionately disadvantages island students, limiting equal access to higher education. If changes are necessary, they should apply only to future intakes.

Sahhaf Jaufar

I am studying bachelors of shariah and law from avid college I only agreed to study because its fully online, but changing it to physical examination will be a big burden for me, as I have work in my island and need to manage leaves and arrange transportation costs since I do not have anyone in Male to keep me.

Ahmed Fazleen

Change The Physical Examination Rule

Shamha Azim

Unable to attend physical exams as i wont be getting release for it since i started as an online student

Iqbal Abdul razzaq

Alhugandu villa college ge bachelor of sharia and law ge course ah apply kuri alhugandu amihla rashugai ulhemun kiyavan beynun vaathy aai alhugandah male dhiumah dhathi vaanethyeve.. alhugandu kuriyah midhany last year ge fuarathama semester eve.. umeedhaki courhuge baakee bai ves online koh test hedheyne goi hama jahsaidhinun

Fathimath Nashida

1. Financial difficulties to travel and accommodation. 2. Started the course by agreeing to have online examination from both sides

Mohamed Nazeef

I started the BSL course because it is in online, I definitely not study face to face mode. I am working in our side the Male'. It is very difficult and expensive to me.

Fathimath Aseela

It’s my first years till now I couldn’t apply for government first degree program. I am living in Dhuvaafaru. It’s very diffcult for me to travel and I have to spend more money if I go Male’ for exam.

Hussain Ahzam

I live in an island so it will be extremely difficult for me to travel every semester for exams.

Mohamed Muaan

This would be extremely challenging for working students, as we would likely need to remain on leave for at least three weeks to complete the examination period, given the two- to three-day gaps between each exam. It would also place a significant burden on students who have childcare responsibilities or other family commitments.

shimbey sy

Will be difficult to attend exam since it will be difficult to get leave from work as many other students are even in the same class.

Rafdha Rasheed

repay the government tor all tuition fees incurred up to that point. This places an unfair financial burden and a massive debt on young citizens who simply wanted to better their education while working. A regulatory decision by the Bar Council should not inadvertently push vulnerable, hard-working students into a crippling financial trap and debt. Would also like to add that this petition has been signed by students from Zikuraa College, Villa College and Avid College

Ali Akram

This is affecting my studies. I joined this course because it was offered online. Since I live on an island, it is difficult for me to travel. Now that the exams have been changed to physical, in-person exams, it has become very challenging for me.

Abdulla Rasheed

It’s difficult to take the exam physically cox we have jobs and other things we have to take core and I feel that in the middle of the corse when this kind of change is not fair

MARIYAM RAHAF RIFAEE

I’m a law student too

Aishath Inaya Ismail

It’s optional

Mohamed Abdulla

I cannot travel to Male' for the exam because of my financial and health condition.

Hawwa Azim

It would be difficult for me