The student organisation wants the government to conduct vigilance raids on the corporate colleges, which have been running without necessary permission
SFI state president RL Murthy and general secretary T Nagaraju said bringing in marks-based assessment leads to unhealthy competition among students, who would enroll for corporate and private institutions for scoring high marks and ranks in exams.
Public universities were converting regular courses to self-finance courses and charging fees from students, they said, urging the TGCHE to convert self-finance courses to regular programmes.
