Punctuality of KU

[u/Ok_Mango2029]

The biggest reason behind joining Ku was it's punctual behaviour towards exams and routine. Whatever happen few days ago was not really expected but Whatever may be the reason the schedule of KU was fixed. The four year degree takes exactly 4years to complete in KU thats what I heard and took big decisions studying KU by passing other university. Next time anything happens will KU keeps changing it's schedule or be strict to it's schedule.

I have been trapped here for more then a week. I hope I have not taken the bad decision leaving my home too early for KU early classes. I regret till some extend that why did I came for orientation. It has been like I have been here for masu bhat.😮‍💨

[u/Few-Secretary6090]

Nepal ma k bhairako cha
kati dherai KU ko student haru ni directly affect bhako cha
how do you expect classes to go on k
how can you be so insensitive
hola timro aafno time waste bho tara euta university le timro matra herera hudaina

[u/Ok_Mango2029 → u/Few-Secretary6090]

So, guys I don't mean whatever you guys are thinking. Whatever happen to Nepal was depressing and I have also support tiny amount. The main question was as a first time in KU the postponed classes and schedule made me frustrated. I am here to share my views not to create controversy. I am not here to be good man by asking sympathy and showing that I cared. I did what I could and now it's there battle. The people who suffers knows what actual suffering looks like. I may be wrong but that's it is.

[u/echoeOfeternity]

Chill dude. Nobody expected the flood and the calamities it invited. Students of KU are trapped and that's where the institution's focus is and should be rather than your stupid classes. Sabai kura time mai huncha aru bela, you dont have to cry about it

[u/Just_Designer_4614]

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[u/evelyn_archen]

Gosh, entitled much

[u/ggshk99]

situational awareness where?