Title:
Stop Sunday Exams at United College of Engineering and Research, Prayagraj

To,
The Administration of United College of Engineering and Research, Prayagraj

We, the students of United College of Engineering and Research, strongly object to the decision to conduct examinations on Sundays, including the exam scheduled on 26th April 2026.

Sunday is not just another day—it is the only consistent break students get from continuous academic pressure. Turning it into an examination day removes the only opportunity for rest, recovery, and personal balance.

This decision is not just inconvenient—it is unreasonable and counterproductive.

Our Concerns:

No Weekly Break: Students are being denied a basic rest day, leading to exhaustion and burnout.
Negative Impact on Performance: Fatigue and stress directly reduce focus and exam efficiency.
Mental Health Matters: Continuous pressure without breaks harms students’ well-being.
Avoidable Decision: Exams can be scheduled on regular weekdays without any academic loss.

Students are not machines. Academic performance improves with proper rest, not constant pressure.

Our Demands:

Immediate reconsideration of the exam scheduled on Sunday, 26th April 2026.
A clear policy to avoid conducting exams on Sundays in the future.
Assurance of at least one weekly rest day during examination periods.

We urge the administration to act responsibly and prioritize student welfare alongside academic discipline.

If ignored, this issue risks affecting not just student performance, but also the overall academic environment of the institution.

Sincerely,
The Students of United College of Engineering and Research, Prayagraj