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The Hindu
The Hindu
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Special Correspondent

NIT students’ agitation enters third day

NIT B Tech Warangal

The ongoing agitation by a group of B. Tech second, third and final year as well as M. Tech first year students of the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Warangal, demanding that the ensuing end-semester exams be conducted in online mode, entered the third day on Wednesday.

The agitated students staged a demonstration at the entrance of the NIT for the third day in a row in protest against the decision of the authorities concerned to hold the end-semester exams in offline mode from April 27.

Sources said that the offline classes for the B. Tech and M. Tech students of the NIT resumed recently after a long session of online classes, necessitated by the COVID-induced restrictions, a couple of months ago.

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