Updated On: 14 February, 2022 04:38 PM IST | Mumbai | Vinod Kumar Menon
Students allege that colleges have failed to adhere to norm of online/offline mix; if this continues then students will be forced to protest, warns union

KC College students had written to Maharashtra Students Union (MASU) highlighting their concern about the offline mode getting discontinued from February 8. Representative image
While the Maharashtra Higher and Technical Education Department and University of Mumbai (MU) had directed colleges to provide both offline and online modes of education to students from February 1, it has now come to light that many colleges in the state and Mumbai, including law colleges, have failed to adhere to this norm. This has compelled students to write to the student’s union seeking their intervention in the matter.
“We have received complaints from seven to eight colleges in Mumbai and across Maharashtra, and even students at individual capacity have approached the union. In Mumbai, KC College students had written a lengthy email to our union, highlighting their concern about the offline mode getting discontinued from February 8,” said Advocate Siddharth Ingle, Founder President, Maharashtra Students Union (MASU).