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  1. sir,
    I am a student of RGPV(B.E 4th sem ) .I had given the exam of physics(BE 201) in 2nd sem my paper was very good but result was just opposite. again i appeared for the same next year this time my paper was excellent , i am sure that i have done very well but again the result is same .
    sir, i m not the single student having this problem but there are 150+ student who are facing the same problem.
    this is not only the condition of one college but a number of college about whom i know is facing this problem
    POSSIBLE-REASON ….copies are not properly checked

    EXPECTATION from “AISA” SIR, i have heard lot about AISA and its contribution for well fair of student.. so sir please HELP us . want to see my copy .
    for this i will always be great full to “AISA”
    THANK YOU

  3. I would like to become a member of All India Students Association (AISA)
    I am doing my Master’s in Social Work from HNB Garhwal University Dehradun

  4. DEAR SIR, BY THIS LETTER I WANT TO TELL YOU A GREATEST PROBLEM OF STUDENTS WHO ARE preparing FOR BANK EXAMS.
    SIR,OUR GOVERNMENT HAS MADE COMPULSORY 60 PERCENT MARKS IN GRADUATION LEVEL FOR BANK PO EXAMS CONDUCTED BY I.B.P.S.|I THINK ITS NOT A FAIR DECISION BY GOVERNMENT BECAUSE THERE IS A LOT OF VACANCIES IN BANKS AND WHEN ITS NO DEMAND IN I.A.S OR I.E.S. EXAMS THEN WHY HERE?
    EVERYONE WANTS TO GET A SUCCESSFUL CAREER AND JOB WHICH HE\HER DESIRES.
    SO SIR PLEASE DO SOMETHING FOR THIS.

  5. Take action against paper setters of Shivaji University kolhapur for printing mistakes done by them on engg maths 2 paper taken on 18 may
    this mistakes are more than 50 marks.university does not give
    respond for their mistake.some colleges give extra time to solve
    answers but my college didnt give it.we want justice…

  6. Hello,

    CMJ University student need your help.

    After completion of 3 years in university, now Governor of Meghalaya saying all degrees are invalid as chancellor of CMJ university was not approved by him.

    In fact Governor is visitor of CMJ U..but he brought this issue now and saying all degrees from 2010 till date are invalid.

    University approved by UGC and Gov made CMJ University Act 2009 in 2009 and given green signal to university.

    No what to do for 3 golden years of career???

    Plz help…is there any law for student rights in India??? like human right (for higher education)

  7. Please all of you, call Sandeep or Sucheta and talk to them in detail. It will be more fruitful. Thanks

  8. Dear All,
    It is heartening to see so many students are writing to us and asking for help. It makes me proud as an AISA activist. I think all AISA activists want to be part of your struggle. Since AISA has organizational presence in different states therefore it will be extremely helpful if friends who seek help and want to join AISA contact the different state committees. We will try to publish the organizational contact of our comrades in different state teams.

    With Revolutionary Greetings

  9. friends plz provide us with your phone numbers so that we can contact you and work towards your problems

  12. Dear Sir /Ma’am i want to be a part of AISA nd want to join it. How can i join it?

  13. sir,
    I am a student of ma poltical science mdu(rohtak Haryana). I want to join aisa

  14. DEAR ALL,
    BY THIS LETTER I WANT TO TELL YOU A GREATEST PROBLEM OF STUDENTS WHO ARE preparing FOR BANK EXAMS.
    SIR,OUR GOVERNMENT HAS MADE COMPULSORY 60% MARKS IN GRADUATION LEVEL FOR BANK PO EXAMS CONDUCTED BY I.B.P.S.|ITS A OPEN EXAM AND EVERY BODY RIGHT TO ATTEND TO EXAM BUT I THINK ITS NOT A FAIR DECISION BY GOVERNMENT BECAUSE THERE IS A LOT OF VACANCIES IN BANKS AND WHEN ITS NO PERCENT DEMAND IN I.A.S OR I.E.S. SSC UPPSC PCS EXAMS THEN WHY HERE?
    EVERYONE WANTS TO GET A SUCCESSFUL CAREER AND JOB WHICH HE\HER DESIRES.
    SO SIR PLEASE DO SOMETHING FOR THIS AND PLS TAKE A STAY FROM HIGH COURT

  15. sir plz do something about ibps po criteria i m praparing from last 1 year and today i m not liable for ibps po new critria

  16. sir,

    i am from kumaun university, nainital, there is a lot of problems from university administration from admission to result declaration, and we want AISA to be in our university back for the bright future of students.
    please response immediately.

  17. Dear friends,

    We need your support to protest against decision of IBPS and Finance Ministry to fix 60 % in Graduation and reduced age limit as criteria
    for applying PSU job exam from this year.Many Students all over the India
    feel hopeless and sad as in India percentage varies with universities and streams.
    Please help us.

  18. Comrades we won the struggle for IBPS. Now the eligibility criteria has changed. Thanks for asking us, remembering us. Long Live our struggle.
    The national committee of AISA congratulates the entire ranks of the student community which gathered on the streets pinning its hopes in the struggles and also the AISA units which organised n heightened the spirit of these agitations.

    We shall fight ! We shall win !
    Long live the revolutionary students’ movement !
    Long live AISA !

    go to the links, to check that how AISA has protested

    http://www.patnadaily.com/index.php/news/8588-protest-rallies-to-demand-change-in-ibps-policies.html

    http://www.newstrackindia.com/photogallery/images/view/6851-AISA-protest-against-IBPS.html

    http://www.bankingawareness.com/banking-news/ibps-po-3-the-big-fight/

  22. How We Can Part of This Association
    ———————————–

    SIR,
    respectfully, through this letter i want to say that, i am a student of MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK( M S W ) 3rd semester( batch 2012-2014)in institute of social science( iss), DR. B R AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY, AGRA ( U.P ).there are so many student unions are working in my university,but they are not capable to raise the voice for the problems students, and they do not put the problem of students on the desk of vice chancellor. i want that your organisation should also set up a unit in my university, i want to know what is the procedure to set up a unit of your organisation.because at this moment we are working for election of students union it may be in October. i will be highly thankful to you if you will a chance to join this organisation. i will wait of your reply.
    thanking you

    from-: JITENDRA KUMAR SEN
    M S W( ISS), 3rd semester
    DR. B. R AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, AGAR( U. P )∓

  23. I am a 1st year student in Deshbandhu College (Univ of Delhi) and wish to join a Lefist Student Union with which i could identify the most.

    Could any of you Comrades highlight the ideological differences with AISA, SFI and AISF and their respective parent parties?

    Thank you,
    Pritish 🙂

  24. Accidently landed on this site , but was intrigued to such an extent that I have been going through articles posted on this site for last four hours. This seems to be a joint venture of Radical Islamist and Maoist hell bent on brainwashing Indian youth ( and comments from young minds on this site shows that you guys have achieved your goal to poison our youth against their own nation . Idea you are selling has failed every where and history shows that leftist ideology has not contributed to humanity but corrupt dictators , genocide at a level which surpassed brutal thugs like taimur , abdali by a very large margin , centralised Corruption , poverty , disease , erasing the value of Individual human life , freedom , killing basic human entrepreneurial attitude . All this in the name of bringing equality and rights to all . Truth is that leftist ideolgy gave birth to Lenin and Stalin ( he killed more people than hitler ) , Mao ( a butcher who killed millions and destroyed middle class which helped him to acquire power ) a dynasty in north korea . And talking about your partners i.e radical islamist’s who believe in
    imposing sharia in whole world ( your partners may not be holding guns as taliban , LET and IM are doing but they are more dangerous than them as they are using their gift of intellect by providing intellectual justification for what jihadi’s are doing all over the globe. The anti semitic tone on this site exposes the partnership of radical islamists wearing the mask of liberal secular. You guys are giving a long list of entitlements but have not given a single view about how to generate resources for these entitlements.Yes we have massive corruption and faults in the way things are being managed at present , but what you guy’s are selling to youths is sucidal . Faults you are indicating at is not because of the philosophy of free economy but is due to its distortion by people who are supposed to operate the system. At least we can criticize and have hope that we can correct it ,but the system which you are euphoric about shall not allow even to whisper against the loot of people ( comrades ) who shall operate the system .Anyway rest assured India shall have revolution to clean up the existing rot in our political system , but it is not going to conisder dictatorship wrapped in socialism .

  25. Sir i want to be a part of AISA. Sir, is there any of yours activists in kerala and athor athor southindian stets?

  26. Hello Ma’am/Sir..

    Myself Saumitra Dixit. I’ve done my MBA from the University of Punjab in 2010. I’ve also done PGDM from A.I.M.A New Delhi in 2012. I’m going to enrolled my Ph.D for the Topic ‘Rural Management’. Currently I’m Working as Asst. Professor in S.S Institute Of Management, Lucknow with 1 year Experience.

    I want to be the Part of A.I.S.A
    I live in Lucknow, What should I do to be Part of you..?? I want to make some Sincere contribution to the Society.

    Looking for your Active Response.

    Saumitra Dixit
    (Asst. Professor)
    S.S Institute Of Management, Lucknow.

  28. CMJ UNIVERSITY CARRIER IS FLOURISING,

    I HAD DONE MY GRADUATION(DISTANCE EDUCATION) FROM CMJ UNI.IN 2012.
    NOW I AM GETTING NEWS LIKE MY GRADUATION DEGREE IS FAKE AND ALL LIKE THAT BECAUSE UNI.DIDN’T MEET THE REQUIREMENTS. IS IT MY FAULT THAT UNI IS NOT DOING ITS WORK. I HAVE SPENT MY PARENTS HARDEN EARN MONEY AND PRECIOUS 3 YEARS OF MY LIFE
    WHAT THE HELL GOING IN THIS COUNTRY

  29. Dear Jitendra,
    Thanks for your interest in AISA and desire to join it for the larger interest of the radical students movement for ensuring egalitarian and affordable education. You can contact comrade Sandeep (09868033425) and find out about the UP AISA office bearers and activists. Revolutionary greetings.

    Dear Pritish,
    You have asked a very pertinent question which needs one to one discussion as they are very broad topics. The major difference between AISA and other left student organizations is that we want to build a radical mass student resistance against neoliberal attack on education, jobs and career prospects.

    1. The problem with SFI and AISF is that while they claim to do the same, they have supported their mother parties CPI-M and CPI which have supported and implemented fee hike, pro-corporate curricular changes, contractualism etc in the states where they are in power.

    2. SFI and AISF in spite of their huge membership size (about a million students in different states) systematically denied to develop a firm resistance against neo-liberal
    education policies and reduced their struggle to mere tokenisms.

    3. In Delhi itself where SFI and AISF had massive presence in DU and JNU once upon a time they chose to remain silent observers of neo liberal attack and supported corporates like Nestle in JNU, betrayed student and workers movement in JNU and did little to defeat the semester and FYUP in DU.
    4. SFI and AISF which are very old ( AISF was formed in 50 and SFI in 70s) big organizations could have make a huge difference in leading student struggle against fee hike, FYUP and other student issues.

    5. AISA which is a rather new organisation which came into being in 1992 is trying to give a new direction to the student movement by doing what SFI and AISF never attempted that is to organize students on issues of everyday problems of students and creating a platform of mass resistance against the neoliberal attack on Education and job opportunities of students. AISA’s commitment has made certain very important interventions in the form of mass student resistance in several instances like the post-16 December anti-Rape movement. AISA along with AIPWA formed the platform of Bekhawf Azadi (Freedom without Fear) and mobilized thousands of students and concerned individuals for the cause of gender equality. AISA’s commitment to job and equal opportunity for all students was proved in the struggle for removing the discriminatory eligibility criteria of IBPS exam which got huge support from Bank Service aspirants and students from the entire country and in spite of our small size the massive movement forced the authorities to roll back the discriminatory eligibility criteria. AISA’ commitment to affordable, quality higher education has made it one of the major protagonists in the struggle against the implementation of the highly criticized FYUP programme in DU. AISA has consistently mobilized students and teachers against the disastrous FYUP and whatever AISA had foreseen has come true today wherestudents has to study ridiculous courses and waste while paying for an extra year. AISA had organized a public hearing with LDTF and then a University strike against FYUP on 7 th august with thousands of students protesting agaonst FYUP. On 22 August 11566 students voted in a historic unprecedented Referendum against FYUP where more than 10000 students voted against FYUP.

    I believe these are a few achievements among many. Finally, AISA believes in concrete students mass action and not in tokenisms of progressive politics. This is the main difference between AISA and other organizations.

    Please contact Sunny (9213974505, Anmol (9013219020) for information on AISA (DU).
    Revolutionary Greetings.

    Dear Saumitra Dixit,
    Please contact Com. Abhyuday,09308140053 he will give you information on AISA activists in Lucknow
    Revolutionary greetings,

  30. Dear Pritish,
    You have asked a very pertinent question which needs one to one discussion as they are very broad topics. The major difference between AISA and other left student organizations is that we want to build a radical mass student resistance against neoliberal attack on education, jobs and career prospects.

    1. The problem with SFI and AISF is that while they claim to do the same, they have supported their mother parties CPI-M and CPI which have supported and implemented fee hike, pro-corporate curricular changes, contractualism etc in the states where they are in power.

    2. SFI and AISF in spite of their huge membership size (about a million students in different states) systematically denied to develop a firm resistance against neo-liberal
    education policies and reduced their struggle to mere tokenisms.

    3. In Delhi itself where SFI and AISF had massive presence in DU and JNU once upon a time they chose to remain silent observers of neo liberal attack and supported corporates like Nestle in JNU, betrayed student and workers movement in JNU and did little to defeat the semester and FYUP in DU.
    4. SFI and AISF which are very old ( AISF was formed in 50 and SFI in 70s) big organizations could have make a huge difference in leading student struggle against fee hike, FYUP and other student issues.

    5. AISA which is a rather new organisation which came into being in 1992 is trying to give a new direction to the student movement by doing what SFI and AISF never attempted that is to organize students on issues of everyday problems of students and creating a platform of mass resistance against the neoliberal attack on Education and job opportunities of students. AISA’s commitment has made certain very important interventions in the form of mass student resistance in several instances like the post-16 December anti-Rape movement. AISA along with AIPWA formed the platform of Bekhawf Azadi (Freedom without Fear) and mobilized thousands of students and concerned individuals for the cause of gender equality. AISA’s commitment to job and equal opportunity for all students was proved in the struggle for removing the discriminatory eligibility criteria of IBPS exam which got huge support from Bank Service aspirants and students from the entire country and in spite of our small size the massive movement forced the authorities to roll back the discriminatory eligibility criteria. AISA’ commitment to affordable, quality higher education has made it one of the major protagonists in the struggle against the implementation of the highly criticized FYUP programme in DU. AISA has consistently mobilized students and teachers against the disastrous FYUP and whatever AISA had foreseen has come true today wherestudents has to study ridiculous courses and waste while paying for an extra year. AISA had organized a public hearing with LDTF and then a University strike against FYUP on 7 th august with thousands of students protesting agaonst FYUP. On 22 August 11566 students voted in a historic unprecedented Referendum against FYUP where more than 10000 students voted against FYUP.

    I believe these are a few achievements among many. Finally, AISA believes in concrete students mass action and not in tokenisms of progressive politics. This is the main difference between AISA and other organizations.

    Please contact Sunny (9213974505, Anmol (9013219020) for information on AISA (DU).
    Revolutionary Greetings.

  31. Dera Rahul,
    We have units in Tamil Nadu, For getting in touch with activists in kerala call comrade Sandeep.
    Revolutionary greetings

  32. Is this news about protest against FYUP true ?
    Messages are being circulated under authorization name of AISA.
    Please confirm the authenticity of the same.

  34. Hello,

    CMJ University student need your help.
    Hello sir iam from punjab i have completed my m.phil from cmj university in August 2012. After completion of 1 years in university, now Governor of Meghalaya saying all degrees are invalid as chancellor of CMJ university was not approved by him.

    In fact Governor is visitor of CMJ U..but he brought this issue now and saying all degrees from 2010 till date are invalid.

    University approved by UGC and Govt made CMJ University Act 2009 in 2009 and given green signal to university.

    No what to do. as iam going to apply for govt. job

    Plz help…is there any law for student rights in India??? like human right (for higher education)

  35. shivaji university kolhapur, maharashtra
    Mathematics part2 contained over 50% of mistakes and students failed due to it.
    serious action need to be taken.
    9595208390

  38. Dear Comrades,

    Your revolutionary ideology for a new India is striking and appealling. When you refer to scrapping ‘draconian AFSPA and giving support to peoples’ democratic movements in the north-east and Kashmir’ what is your position exactly. How this line could be interpreted? To what extent could your solidarity be stretched? What is your position to the nationality questions in these regions – the question of the right of self-determination of peoples meaning political and economic independence? Your position would certainly enable north-easterns and Kashmiris to understand the standing of their movements. Thanking you.

  40. Dear Sachin,
    Please contact comrade Sandeep and find out about the AISA office bearers
    in Maharashtra.
    Regards

  41. sir, mere city mai AISA ni h or sir mai bhi AISA join karna chahta hu q ki sir yaha par collage election mai sirf NSUI or ABVP k pratayashi hi uth te h or unhone yaha pura mahol kharab kar rakha h agar AISA yaha aayegi to vo to madad kar payegi students ki sir mai uttrakhand haldwani se hu

  42. Hi,

    I believe AISA should support Aam Aadmi Party In New Delhi. Leftist Parties Currently have no representation in New Delhi State Election.

    Such Student oriented Institutions should come forward with their support to AAP. We all want a better India and AAP has the Answer.

  50. Dear Authorities,

    My name is Syed Mohtesham s/o Syed Mahmood have applied for Post matric scholarship via token # 201205077468 and am in MBA III semester Azad Collage of Management , O.U and have recently got a notification that my fee reimbursement is not approved , after multiple contacts with college and the collector office scholarship in charge Mr. Sadanand from my collage has informed me that my form is lost hence it is not approved and they are asking me to pay the tuition fees to attempt my III semester exams that are to be held from Dec 11 2013.

    As I cannot afford to pay my tuition fees , please take necessary actions so that my fee is reimbursed and i can continue my MBA education.

    Regards,
    Syed Mohtesham
    MBA III Sem . OU
    Azad Mgmt Collage
    Hyderabad , AP
    mobile +91 9030536558

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