Students should not fall prey to the trap of private colleges, read AKTU’s warning before admission

AKTU’s warning to students regarding private colleges: AKTU has not released any ranking of affiliated institutes. AKTU has also issued an alert on its website regarding this. Parents and students have been advised not to get into any confusion. AKTU admission process has started. In such a situation, the institutes affiliated to AKTU are trying to increase the number of students taking admission there. During the college admission process itself, many institutes affiliated to AKTU have started claiming that their ranking is very good.

Not only this, it is also claimed that this ranking has been released by AKTU. According to Controller of Examinations Prof. Rajiv Kumar, in order to increase the number of admissions, the institutes are increasing their ranking at their own level and showing themselves among the top institutes.

The Controller of Examinations says that misleading propaganda is being done by the institutes. Due to which students and parents can be misled. he/she has clarified that in the current session, no ranking has been given to any institute affiliated to the university on the basis of the results. Students and parents have been alerted not to fall into any trap. Not only this, instructions have also been issued to the affiliated institutes not to make any claims on the basis of the results.

Complaint action for wrong claim regarding AKTU ranking:

AKTU has also warned that if any complaint is received against any affiliated institution that it misleads students and parents regarding ranking, then an investigation will be conducted against it. If the allegations are found to be true in the investigation, disciplinary action will be taken against the concerned institution. AKTU has also told the students and parents that if any affiliated institution makes any claim regarding ranking, then a complaint can be lodged against it in the university.

Misleading claims to increase admissions:

Whenever the admission process begins, colleges make misleading claims to attract many students and parents to increase the admission numbers. These claims are often based on false information. Colleges claim to guarantee 100% placement. They also guarantee jobs at high salaries. State-of-the-art facilities are also claimed.

Many colleges also attract students by claiming scholarships and financial aid. Colleges also claim that they have reliable teachers and counselors. Therefore, before selecting a college, you should find out about them at your level. You should talk to the students studying there. You should find out about the students who have passed out and gather information about the placement status.