Graduates Struggle As JNTU Delays Certificates

Haydarabad: He says that a few engineering graduates, temporary certificates (PC) and consolidated notes (CMM) from JNTU colleges, leaving them anxiously, and cannot continue to work on job applications or higher work. Although students fulfill all academic requirements, they claim that it takes ten days to secure the documents that need to be published much faster.

According to the latest BTECH graduates, the problem lies in how the university’s exam branch manages the certificate pressure. Bile Even after it becomes appropriate, the system expects us to apply before the certificate is printed. This means that we are stuck for a week or longer, which may cost us a date of entry or a job interview, R is a graduate R. Mahima.

Another student Durga Prasad said that many recruitment or scholarship processes require instant documents. “Some students miss only because they cannot provide the PC or CMM on time. In some cases, this is not just a delay, but a lost future.”

Students argue that compliance should be approved for them to be given immediately on the application and should be pressed as soon as they are approved. “We don’t want shortcuts or goodness, just a timely, systematic process, Pras Prasad added Prasad.

Rahul Naik, a student leader, said there was no reason to delay the certificate pressure if he could follow the university suitability digitally. “The exam branch needs to be made faster and student -oriented,” he said.

Student representatives, JNTU Hyderabad Director Prof.Dr. The GV made an official request to Narasimha Reddy and called on a 24 -hour return system for PCs and CMMs. It is said that the director responds positively and is sure that the issue will be taken seriously.