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SEC students objection to the new academic block system

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VISHWA
7 months ago

I don't need Term wise concept

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Anonymous
7 months ago

It’s time to stand together and take action against this issue.

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Swetha k
7 months ago

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Yaazhini S
7 months ago

yes I agree

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Ahamed Jaseer Sha E
7 months ago

I don't need the Term Wise concept , I want the regular flexi learning concept .

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Janani
7 months ago

Yes i agree to this

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Deepshika
7 months ago

I don't have any consent in this new academic system

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VARNIKA K
7 months ago

Request to withdraw new block system

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Mohamed
7 months ago

We dont need this new system

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Lathika Sree R
7 months ago Featured

I didn’t like this new academic system where as I liked the previous one and I feel it is better and it has free sessions and it is so relaxing to concentrate on other online related courses which I have in the coursera platform…

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Harshat
7 months ago

Greetings ! This is harshat from 2nd year . I would like to express our concern regarding the newly introduced term-based academic system. We have been comfortably following the common semester pattern, and the sudden change is creating academic difficulty for students. Completing **core subjects like programming courses within a one-month duration** is not practically feasible. Such subjects require adequate time for understanding concepts, practicing coding, and lab work. Managing **CIA-1, CIA-2, and skill assessments** within this short period will increase pressure and affect learning quality. Due to the limited time, students may focus only on exams rather than proper understanding of subjects. Hence, we sincerely request the management to **reconsider this new system** and allow us to continue with the **existing common semester pattern**, which is more effective and student-friendly.

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Anonymous
7 months ago

Kindly discontinue the new learning method to be implemented and please continue with the regular semester since it gives us sufficient time for maintaining work life balance and give us enough free time to develop our skills

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Darshini B
7 months ago

The introduction of the Flexi Learn / block system from the upcoming semester is creating serious concern among students across all years, including first-year students. Even newcomers, who are still adjusting to college academics, are finding this system overwhelming. The module portions are extensive, and completing them within short block durations is extremely difficult. There is very little time for concept understanding, revision, or balanced learning, which is resulting in continuous mental pressure and academic stress.

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Lathika K
7 months ago

This sudden change can cause confusion, academic pressure, and mental stress and results in low grading

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sarmasaranM
7 months ago

Not happy In the new academic system changes

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Dinesh
7 months ago

We had planned the subject which should be taken in which semester and implement that...this sudden change will affect the academic performance..

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Sharon Arul Bharathi
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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Nesan
7 months ago

We had planned the subject which should be taken in which semester and implement that...this sudden change will affect the academic performance..

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Rithik Ram S
7 months ago

This system is very new for us adapting to the system is very difficulty.so kindly change this system

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Trisha R
7 months ago

We all have a requests the college to continue the existing system for this semester and introduce any new system in future semesters after proper orientation. This is a collective student concern, and stronger participation will help our voice be heard.