Poor facilities at B-schools

B-SCHOOL means business school. Most of the students take admission in these B-schools to understand the business responsibility and to face the challenges of economy. Now-a-days B-schools have become the most profitable source of business for the big entrepreneurs. They charge lakhs of rupees from a single student and in return they provide them with improper infrastructure, such as-

• No proper industry interaction.
• Lack of qualified teachers.
• No placement.
• No summer training.
• No sports facilities.
• No proper learning environment.
• No proper computer labs with Internet community.

Along with all these disqualities some B-schools also offer poor canteen and food supplies to the students. Students of these B-schools feel that they are wasting their valuable time along with their parents' hard earn money.

How could the government give affiliation to such colleges. A strong smell of corruption comes, when it comes to affiliation and approval of the colleges.

Why don’t the government take necessary steps to check the facilities being provided to the students in such colleges.

But these B-scholls are run by big entrepreneurs, who aim at earning huge profits on the cost of students' career. These entrepreneurs are not at all approachable. They impose their own laws on the students.

The Indian government these days is talking about consumer rights, but what about the students' rights. If the students are not getting proper facilities from colleges even after paying abundant of fees. Is there any clause under jurisdiction, where students can file his complaints, so that they can save their carrier from being spoiled?

The colleges are not able to provide proper facilities to the students, then also the universities are giving more affiliations to the new courses in such colleges.

We the B-School students are suffering from such a cause. It’s a humble request to all the universities that please change your curriculum of giving affiliation and avoid corruption in education department. The affiliation of such colleges should be discarded.

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