SEC students objection to the new academic block system
300 Comments
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Surya S
7 months ago
Need old flexi learn system !
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Ramkumar R
7 months ago
Block system not fit for us
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Sibi
7 months ago
Its make lot of confusions among the students
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Devesh
7 months ago
This system is very inefficient as many faculties didn't have time to complete the course fully and rushed the slides for thr sake of finishing without proper teaching .
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Rakshitha
7 months ago
We want the old flexi system
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Sai Praveen C
7 months ago
Short time period makes very stress and me and my friends can't able to withstand the continuous exams,we students are struggling much in this system,so please change this system..
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SANJAY
7 months ago
The block system has created relentless pressure, mental exhaustion, and serious academic strain among students.
We demand the immediate removal of this system and the restoration of the earlier academic format that supported both learning and student well-being.
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Juliet
7 months ago
The block system has pushed students into nonstop pressure and silent burnout.
We are asking to learn, not to survive.
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Anonymous
7 months ago
The older system was better
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Sudharsan Sivakumar
7 months ago
Cancel this system type education
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PAVITHRA
7 months ago
I strongly oppose the implementation of the new academic block system. The sudden change has placed students under continuous academic pressure without adequate time to adapt. The increased workload, unclear structure, and lack of proper orientation have significantly affected our mental well-being.
Many students are experiencing high levels of stress and anxiety due to constant evaluations and compressed schedules. Instead of improving learning outcomes, this system has created fear, exhaustion, and confusion among students.
We request the management to reconsider this decision for the current semester and prioritize students’ mental health, academic balance, and overall well-being.
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Athul Krishna A V
7 months ago
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Mukesh
7 months ago
We would like to respectfully bring to your notice that a new student learning feature has been implemented recently without prior information, discussion, or consent from the students. At the time of joining the college, this feature was not mentioned or communicated to us. Many students are not satisfied with this sudden implementation, as it affects our learning experience and expectations. We kindly request the management to reconsider this decision, provide proper clarification, and involve students before implementing such major changes.
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Pranav
7 months ago
Need to continue the existing system.... We don't want the new system
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Suriya Prakash
7 months ago
it is creating mental presure for students
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Abi
7 months ago
This system might increase more failures by rushing cia exams with many chapters and with not enough time for students to prepare for their exams, forcing them to distress and pressure from faculty that the time is limited
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Daniel
7 months ago
No compass provided, no map in hand, just lost scholars in a barren land.
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Shawn
7 months ago
To blot out this academic mess they, the council have to hear our voices
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Yaswanth R
7 months ago
The Block System must Be removed its Hard to cover 5 units in 45days
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tarakesh
7 months ago
The block system is providing less time for preparation in cia and semester.
Need old flexi learn system !
Block system not fit for us
Its make lot of confusions among the students
This system is very inefficient as many faculties didn't have time to complete the course fully and rushed the slides for thr sake of finishing without proper teaching .
We want the old flexi system
Short time period makes very stress and me and my friends can't able to withstand the continuous exams,we students are struggling much in this system,so please change this system..
The block system has created relentless pressure, mental exhaustion, and serious academic strain among students. We demand the immediate removal of this system and the restoration of the earlier academic format that supported both learning and student well-being.
The block system has pushed students into nonstop pressure and silent burnout. We are asking to learn, not to survive.
The older system was better
Cancel this system type education
I strongly oppose the implementation of the new academic block system. The sudden change has placed students under continuous academic pressure without adequate time to adapt. The increased workload, unclear structure, and lack of proper orientation have significantly affected our mental well-being. Many students are experiencing high levels of stress and anxiety due to constant evaluations and compressed schedules. Instead of improving learning outcomes, this system has created fear, exhaustion, and confusion among students. We request the management to reconsider this decision for the current semester and prioritize students’ mental health, academic balance, and overall well-being.
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We would like to respectfully bring to your notice that a new student learning feature has been implemented recently without prior information, discussion, or consent from the students. At the time of joining the college, this feature was not mentioned or communicated to us. Many students are not satisfied with this sudden implementation, as it affects our learning experience and expectations. We kindly request the management to reconsider this decision, provide proper clarification, and involve students before implementing such major changes.
Need to continue the existing system.... We don't want the new system
it is creating mental presure for students
This system might increase more failures by rushing cia exams with many chapters and with not enough time for students to prepare for their exams, forcing them to distress and pressure from faculty that the time is limited
No compass provided, no map in hand, just lost scholars in a barren land.
To blot out this academic mess they, the council have to hear our voices
The Block System must Be removed its Hard to cover 5 units in 45days
The block system is providing less time for preparation in cia and semester.