Tribhuvan University Students Face Severe Hardship in Obtaining Transcripts
Summary
Students at Tribhuvan University are struggling for months to get transcripts and other academic certificates, even after applying online and paying the fees. Delays, clerical errors, and slow decision-making by the Office of the Controller of Examinations and the Academic Council have left hundreds waiting.
Key Points
- Tribhuvan University students say they face long delays, repeated office visits, and paperwork hurdles to obtain transcripts and provisional certificates.
- The university’s online system has not removed the need for physical registration at the Office of the Controller of Examinations, adding to the burden.
- Officials blame incomplete documents, campus-level admission errors, technical issues, and pending Academic Council decisions for the backlog.
- Around 300 students have already applied for transcripts, and the issue remains unresolved pending an Academic Council meeting.
