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The suffering of a number of students and graduates of the National School of Commerce and Management in Casablanca continues, in light of the delay in announcing the results of those accepted into the doctoral program and the continued wait for the issuance of Master's diplomas. This situation raises many questions about the management of administrative files and its impact on the future, academic, and professional entitlements of the students.
According to student sources, this delay is no longer a mere administrative issue, but has become a real source of concern for the students involved, who find themselves facing an uncertain future. This is at a time when continuing their university path or accessing job opportunities is linked to meeting specific deadlines and preparing files that require official documents.
The repercussions of this situation are particularly evident for Master's program graduates, who are waiting to receive their diplomas to complete their applications for a number of recruitment competitions in state institutions. As the deadlines for some competitions approach or pass, these graduates find themselves facing difficulties that may deprive them of professional opportunities they aspired to, despite having completed the required university education.
Equally important is the delay in announcing the results of admission to the doctoral program, given the state of anticipation it creates for students wishing to pursue scientific research and plan their next academic steps based on official and clear results.
In this context, the same sources speak of administrative constraints and obstacles at the level of the presidency of Hassan II University in Casablanca, considering that they may be among the reasons for the failure to resolve some files. These are data that require official clarification from the competent authorities, in order to identify administrative responsibilities, explain the reasons for the delay, and reveal the measures taken to overcome the problems.
Faced with this situation, student demands are escalating for urgent intervention to accelerate the announcement of doctoral program admission results and to enable graduates to receive their diplomas as soon as possible, taking into account the potential impact of the delay on their opportunities for further study or participation in recruitment competitions.
This issue also highlights the importance of strengthening coordination between the management of the National School of Commerce and Management and the presidency of Hassan II University, and developing mechanisms for managing university files, in a way that ensures respect for deadlines and facilitates students' access to their documents, without administrative procedures becoming an obstacle to their academic and professional aspirations.
Between waiting for results and the stalled issuance of diplomas, the concerned Master's students remain in need of clear answers and concrete actions that end the state of anticipation and guarantee them equal opportunities to continue their studies and enter the job market.
