AHMEDABAD: An unidentified professor allegedly locked a girl student inside a “professor’s toilet” when she used it after taking an exam at a college in the western part of the city on Monday afternoon. The girl’s uncle filed a plea before the Ellisbridge police to lodge a complaint against the professor. It states that the girl is a BA Psychology Semester 1 student. After the exam, she went to the students’ toilet, but it had some drainage issues. She then went to the toilet meant for professors. When a professor got to know this, he locked her inside the toilet and demanded a Rs 200 fine for unauthorized use of the professors’ toilet. He also allegedly threatened to fail the girl in her exam.
AHMEDABAD: An unidentified professor allegedly locked a girl student inside a “professor’s toilet” when she used it after taking an exam at a college in the western part of the city on Monday afternoon. The girl’s uncle filed a plea before the Ellisbridge police to lodge a complaint against the professor. It states that the girl is a BA Psychology Semester 1 student. After the exam, she went to the students’ toilet, but it had some drainage issues. She then went to the toilet meant for professors. When a professor got to know this, he locked her inside the toilet and demanded a Rs 200 fine for unauthorized use of the professors’ toilet. He also allegedly threatened to fail the girl in her exam.
AHMEDABAD: Unable to cope with a gruelling study schedule and her demanding curriculum, a 17-year-old Class 12 Science student committed suicide at about 7.30pm on Monday, throwing herself off the 13th floor of Block B of the Vastrapur government colony. The victim was a resident of Bhaikakanagar in Thaltej. Investigators said they do not know why she chose the government colony as she has no friends or relatives living there. "We think she had visited the place in the past and found it secluded after 6.30pm and thus chose this location," said inspector R J Desai of Vastrapur police, the investigating officer. Desai said they found a note written by the girl addressed to her parents, saying she had found Class 11 tough and in Class 12 was unable to cope with her studies. She said she could not live up to the expectations of her parents for good marks and was thus committing suicide. She also apologized to her parents for not living up to their expectations. Sources in Vastrapur police said the victim had a study schedule chart which said she had to be up and at her books by 5.30am, and was finding it difficult to follow the schedule. Investigators said it is still not clear if she prepared the chart or her parents. This April, a Class 12 student hanged herself at her house in Manavadar town of Junagadh district after taking her last exam paper, as she did not do well in the exam and feared that she would fail. Police said examinations and the pressure to get good marks has pushed several students to suicide.
AHMEDABAD: Unable to cope with a gruelling study schedule and her demanding curriculum, a 17-year-old Class 12 Science student committed suicide at about 7.30pm on Monday, throwing herself off the 13th floor of Block B of the Vastrapur government colony. The victim was a resident of Bhaikakanagar in Thaltej. Investigators said they do not know why she chose the government colony as she has no friends or relatives living there. "We think she had visited the place in the past and found it secluded after 6.30pm and thus chose this location," said inspector R J Desai of Vastrapur police, the investigating officer. Desai said they found a note written by the girl addressed to her parents, saying she had found Class 11 tough and in Class 12 was unable to cope with her studies. She said she could not live up to the expectations of her parents for good marks and was thus committing suicide. She also apologized to her parents for not living up to their expectations. Sources in Vastrapur police said the victim had a study schedule chart which said she had to be up and at her books by 5.30am, and was finding it difficult to follow the schedule. Investigators said it is still not clear if she prepared the chart or her parents. This April, a Class 12 student hanged herself at her house in Manavadar town of Junagadh district after taking her last exam paper, as she did not do well in the exam and feared that she would fail. Police said examinations and the pressure to get good marks has pushed several students to suicide.
The Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore will soon release the admit cards for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2022. Candidates can check and download their hall tickets from the official CAT 2022 website — iimcat.ac.in.As the exam is scheduled to take place on November 27, here are answers to some of the frequently asked questions related to admit cards, eligibility, exam day guidelines, result date and more.IIM Bangalore will release the CAT 2022 admit cards today. Candidates who have successfully registered for the admission test will be able to download their hall tickets from 5 pm. The admit cards will be available at the official CAT 2022 website — iimcat.ac.in.This year, according to the schedule earlier released by IIM Bangalore, the CAT exam will be held on November 27. This year, CAT will be conducted in centres spread across around 150 test cities and candidates will be given the option to select any six test cities in order of their preference. The registration process was held from August 3, 10 am till 5 pm of September 14.The window was closed on September 26 and no changes can be made now.The exam will be held in three sessions of two hours each. The three sessions will comprise quantitative ability, verbal ability and reading comprehension and data interpretation and logical thinking.Interested candidates must hold a Bachelor’s Degree, with at least 50 per cent marks or an equivalent CGPA. Additionally, those appearing for the final year of the Bachelor’s degree/equivalent qualification examination and those who have completed degree requirements and are awaiting results can also apply.However, it may be noted that such candidates, if selected, will be allowed to join the programme provisionally, only if they submit a certificate from the Principal/Registrar of their university/institution stating that they have completed all the requirements for obtaining the Bachelor’s degree/equivalent qualification on the date of issue of the certificate.Last year, the CAT exam was conducted by the IIM Ahmedabad on November 28.
The Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore will soon release the admit cards for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2022. Candidates can check and download their hall tickets from the official CAT 2022 website — iimcat.ac.in.As the exam is scheduled to take place on November 27, here are answers to some of the frequently asked questions related to admit cards, eligibility, exam day guidelines, result date and more.IIM Bangalore will release the CAT 2022 admit cards on October 27. Candidates who have successfully registered for the admission test will be able to download their hall tickets from 5 pm. The admit cards will be available at the official CAT 2022 website — iimcat.ac.in.This year, according to the schedule earlier released by IIM Bangalore, the CAT exam will be held on November 27. This year, CAT will be conducted in centres spread across around 150 test cities and candidates will be given the option to select any six test cities in order of their preference. The registration process was held from August 3, 10 am till 5 pm of September 14.The window was closed on September 26 and no changes can be made now.The exam will be held in three sessions of two hours each. The three sessions will comprise quantitative ability, verbal ability and reading comprehension and data interpretation and logical thinking.Interested candidates must hold a Bachelor’s Degree, with at least 50 per cent marks or an equivalent CGPA. Additionally, those appearing for the final year of the Bachelor’s degree/equivalent qualification examination and those who have completed degree requirements and are awaiting results can also apply.However, it may be noted that such candidates, if selected, will be allowed to join the programme provisionally, only if they submit a certificate from the Principal/Registrar of their university/institution stating that they have completed all the requirements for obtaining the Bachelor’s degree/equivalent qualification on the date of issue of the certificate.Last year, the CAT exam was conducted by the IIM Ahmedabad on November 28.
