There is growing dissatisfaction over the functioning of the State's Paramedical Board. Allegations suggest that activities ranging from the admission process to the examination and mark sheet distribution are not adhering to the academic schedule.Also Read: Wall Collapses Onto Auto-Rickshaw Due to Storm. Family Escapes Unharmed..!

The Board is taking more than six months to approve the admissions of students enrolled in paramedical colleges. Even though colleges submitted the documents for students admitted in the 2024-25 academic year in February, many students have not yet received their registration numbers.

College managements have expressed outrage over the Board's failure to confirm registration even as examinations approach. Students from Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe categories fear being deprived of scholarships due to the delay in issuing registration numbers.Also Read: Karwar, October 28: Rs 1 Crore Cash Seized from Private Bus at Majali Check Post

According to the 2025-26 academic schedule announced by the Board, September 30 was the last date for admission to any paramedical course, and classes were supposed to start from October 1st. However, the admission process for government quota seats in government and private colleges has not been completed yet; the counseling process is moving at a slow pace.Also Read: Lokayukta Complaint Against Minister Mahadevappa Over Alleged ₹125 Crore Social Welfare Department Tender Scam!

Students lamented that while annual examinations are supposed to be held every November, they are being postponed until December-January. This delay is also hindering hostel admissions. Furthermore, students allege that the mark sheets for the first and second-year examinations held in November 2024 have not been issued even after ten months.SGF11 Women's Kanjivaram Pure Soft Silk Saree For Women Pure Golden Zari With Blouse Piece