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Due to the pandemic, there has been a consistent delay in Polytechnic Admission in Tamil Nadu, and colleges are finding it difficult to fill the seats with low merit ranks.
Polytechnic Admission: Due to the pandemic, there has been a consistent delay in Polytechnic Admission in Tamil Nadu. The decision taken by the State Government to declare all students pass in 10th has created new confusion for the Polytechnic colleges in Tamil Nadu. This has caused delays in the admission process a second time in a row, compromising the quality of education for the students as stated by the principals.
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Due to the pandemic and all pass guidelines in the 10th, the admission for this year will be done on the basis of 9th exam scores. However, the colleges are yet to receive the guidelines on the admission process on the basis of the 9th score. One of the main reasons is the hesitation of headmasters of government schools, both government and private, to issue transfer certificates to the students. For the one plus students, admission has already started on the basis of prioritizing the students who have scored well in the exam. As stated by one of the headmasters of a government higher secondary school, it is not a positive decision to issue transfer certificates in terms of the teacher-student ratio at the higher secondary level.
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However, Chief Educational Officer R. Arivazhagan stated that it is not valid for the school headmasters to refuse transfer certificates to the students. At the end of the day, most of the Polytechnic colleges admit students who get rejected by the schools.
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