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UGC Amends Guidelines; Colleges Can Directly Apply For Autonomous Status
The colleges can also extend the autonomous status if they have A certification from the NAAC, while the colleges with 15 years of autonomous status can get the permanent status and will no longer have to apply for extensions
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UGC Amends ABC Regulation To Bring All Higher Education Institutions Under Same Platform
The ABC system under NEP 2020 provides every student the facility to open unique or individual Academic Bank Account in digital form; and the account holder shall be provided with a unique ID and access to the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
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COVID-19: We Are Considering A ‘Blended Learning’ Option, Says UGC Chairman
University Grants Commission (UGC) chairman DP Singh also said that by amending the current regulations, UGC will allow institutes with 3.01 NAAC grade to offer online degrees.
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Citing UGC regulations, AICTE Requests Universities To Allow 20% Credit Transfer From SWAYAM Platform
The allotment of 20 percent credit through SWAYAM is as per the first amendment of the 2016 UGC regulations on online education. The AICTE letter follows Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcing the launch of PM e-Vidya Programme.
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IGNOU Exempted From UGC's Online Courses Regulations
The higher education regulator, UGC, has made this announcement of amendments in University Grants Commission (Online Courses or Programmes) Regulations, 2018, through a Gazette Notification dated January 17, 2020.
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"UGC Regulation On Teacher Appointment May Be Amended": MHRD After Meeting DUTA
The HRD ministry held a meeting with the DU's vice-chancellor, University Grants Commission's (UGC) chairman, secretary and other officials on Thursday. Later in the day, the ministry and UGC officials also held a meeting with DUTA office-bearers.
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HRD Ministry Agrees To Amend Recruitment Rules After Meeting With Protesting DU Teachers
The Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) started an indefinite strike on Wednesday to demand resolution of various issues relating to ad-hoc teachers' appointments and expressing disapproval over appointment of guest teachers.
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UGC Notifies Amendment In Admission Rules For MPhil, PhD; Relaxation For Reserved Categories
UGC has notified amendments in the regulations for award of M.Phil. and PhD.
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UGC Vs HECI: Higher Education Commission To Be Independent, Says Government
Responding to concerns raised by members, Prakash Javadekar said the draft bill has been amended and that would go to the Cabinet for approval. Around 10,000 suggestions were received on the draft.
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Madras High Court Stays UGC's 2018 Amendment To Open University & Distance Learning Regulation Act
Admitting a PIL filed by Santosh Baboo, registrar of The Manonmaniam Sundaranar University (MSU), Justices M Duraisamy and Anitha Sumanth stayed the amendment.
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UGC Regulations, 2016: UGC To Amend M.Phil, Ph.D Admission Norms
UGC's decision to implement interview or oral test as the sole criterion for MPhil, PhD admission had received strong criticism last year from students and teachers.
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JNU Admission Row: JNUTA Requests For Relaxations, Proposes Amendments To UGC 2016 Regulations
Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has sought clarifications and has requested for relaxations in connection to the reduction in research seats in JNU admission 2017.
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JNU Students Protesting UGC Notification Call Off Strike
JNU students who have been blockading the administrative block for the last 18 days in protest against UGC amendments in admission policy today called off the agitation.
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Delhi University Adopts UGC's Amendments That Can 'Lead To Job Losses'
Delhi University on Tuesday adopted recent University Grants Commission's amendments, which teachers claim could lead to around 4,000 temporary teachers losing their jobs due to changed workload.
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Delhi University Puts On Hold Decision To Implement UGC Amendments
Delhi University today decided to put on hold its decision to "adopt" the recent UGC amendments, including those relating to workload, recruitment and promotions, which the teachers claim will leave around 4,000 ad-hoc faculty members jobless.
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UGC Amends Guidelines; Colleges Can Directly Apply For Autonomous Status
The colleges can also extend the autonomous status if they have A certification from the NAAC, while the colleges with 15 years of autonomous status can get the permanent status and will no longer have to apply for extensions
-
UGC Amends ABC Regulation To Bring All Higher Education Institutions Under Same Platform
The ABC system under NEP 2020 provides every student the facility to open unique or individual Academic Bank Account in digital form; and the account holder shall be provided with a unique ID and access to the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
-
COVID-19: We Are Considering A ‘Blended Learning’ Option, Says UGC Chairman
University Grants Commission (UGC) chairman DP Singh also said that by amending the current regulations, UGC will allow institutes with 3.01 NAAC grade to offer online degrees.
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Citing UGC regulations, AICTE Requests Universities To Allow 20% Credit Transfer From SWAYAM Platform
The allotment of 20 percent credit through SWAYAM is as per the first amendment of the 2016 UGC regulations on online education. The AICTE letter follows Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcing the launch of PM e-Vidya Programme.
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IGNOU Exempted From UGC's Online Courses Regulations
The higher education regulator, UGC, has made this announcement of amendments in University Grants Commission (Online Courses or Programmes) Regulations, 2018, through a Gazette Notification dated January 17, 2020.
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"UGC Regulation On Teacher Appointment May Be Amended": MHRD After Meeting DUTA
The HRD ministry held a meeting with the DU's vice-chancellor, University Grants Commission's (UGC) chairman, secretary and other officials on Thursday. Later in the day, the ministry and UGC officials also held a meeting with DUTA office-bearers.
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HRD Ministry Agrees To Amend Recruitment Rules After Meeting With Protesting DU Teachers
The Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) started an indefinite strike on Wednesday to demand resolution of various issues relating to ad-hoc teachers' appointments and expressing disapproval over appointment of guest teachers.
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UGC Notifies Amendment In Admission Rules For MPhil, PhD; Relaxation For Reserved Categories
UGC has notified amendments in the regulations for award of M.Phil. and PhD.
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UGC Vs HECI: Higher Education Commission To Be Independent, Says Government
Responding to concerns raised by members, Prakash Javadekar said the draft bill has been amended and that would go to the Cabinet for approval. Around 10,000 suggestions were received on the draft.
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Madras High Court Stays UGC's 2018 Amendment To Open University & Distance Learning Regulation Act
Admitting a PIL filed by Santosh Baboo, registrar of The Manonmaniam Sundaranar University (MSU), Justices M Duraisamy and Anitha Sumanth stayed the amendment.
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UGC Regulations, 2016: UGC To Amend M.Phil, Ph.D Admission Norms
UGC's decision to implement interview or oral test as the sole criterion for MPhil, PhD admission had received strong criticism last year from students and teachers.
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JNU Admission Row: JNUTA Requests For Relaxations, Proposes Amendments To UGC 2016 Regulations
Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has sought clarifications and has requested for relaxations in connection to the reduction in research seats in JNU admission 2017.
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JNU Students Protesting UGC Notification Call Off Strike
JNU students who have been blockading the administrative block for the last 18 days in protest against UGC amendments in admission policy today called off the agitation.
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Delhi University Adopts UGC's Amendments That Can 'Lead To Job Losses'
Delhi University on Tuesday adopted recent University Grants Commission's amendments, which teachers claim could lead to around 4,000 temporary teachers losing their jobs due to changed workload.
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Delhi University Puts On Hold Decision To Implement UGC Amendments
Delhi University today decided to put on hold its decision to "adopt" the recent UGC amendments, including those relating to workload, recruitment and promotions, which the teachers claim will leave around 4,000 ad-hoc faculty members jobless.
