Jaipur, India: A video of students protesting against a private coaching institute in Jaipur has gone viral on social media. The students, primarily enrolled at ALLEN Career Institute, are alleging that the institute made false promises about the quality of faculty during admissions.
The students protesting against coaching claim that the institute initially advertised highly qualified faculty members but replaced them with less experienced teachers after the admission process was complete. Many students had taken loans to afford the high fees, adding to their frustration.
ALLEN Students Protest!
— Indian Doctor🇮🇳 (@Indian__doctor) August 8, 2024
Allen Jaipur coaching allegedly took admission by showing good faculty &Faculty change after batch is full…
What is Truth ?@ALLENkota#medtwitter #NEET @RajCMO @RajGovOfficial pic.twitter.com/sWPNDgakWA
The video shows students holding placards demanding fee refunds and chanting slogans. The institute’s staff is seen trying to calm the situation.
Social Media Reactions:
The incident has sparked widespread debate on social media, with many users sharing similar experiences. Some criticized the coaching institute for its alleged misconduct, while others expressed sympathy for the students’ plight.
This incident highlights the growing concerns about the quality of education and the role of coaching institutes in India’s competitive exam landscape.
Sharing a similar personal experience, one X user commented, “Currently I’m studying in achiever phase 6 Allen Kota in the Samyak building, the same situation we are also going through, there is a scarcity of good faculties they are just sending any one of them. We are also facing the same circumstances.”
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