
Students pursuing B.Ed from the University of Kashmir are likely to get examination centres in Kargil and Leh, following an intervention by senior BJP leader Er Ajaz Hussain. A delegation of B.Ed students, led by Advocate Mohd Hassanain Rocky, met Hussain in Kargil and raised the difficulties faced by candidates, particularly in-service teachers, who undertake long journeys to Kashmir to appear in exams.

Hussain took up the matter with the Controller of Examinations, University of Kashmir, and officials of the Ladakh administration. The officials assured that candidates from Kargil would be provided a centre in the district, while students from Leh would be able to appear at a centre in Leh. The delegation thanked Hussain and expressed hope that the assurance would be implemented soon.
The assurance to create separate B.Ed examination centres in Kargil and Leh directly addresses a recurring hardship for students from the region, especially in-service teachers who travel long distances to Kashmir. The intervention by a BJP leader and the involvement of Ladakh administration officials suggest political and administrative backing. Implementation remains the next step, with students awaiting the University of Kashmir's formal notification and a timeline for setting up the centres.
Source: risingkashmir.com
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