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Centre moves SC to derecognise 44 deemed universities
January 18, 2010
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18 Jan 2010
New Delhi: The Centre has approached the Supreme court recommending derecognition of 44 deemed universities across the country.
The decision to move the apex court follows a government study on 126 deemed universities across the country.
While 38 deemed universities were found to doing a good job, 44 others have been given three years to improve.
(Go to http://collegecomplaints.blogspot.com/2010/01/44-category-b-deemed-universities.html for the list of institutions that have been WARNED! – CATEGORY ‘B’)
The remaining 44 were found completely unfit.
New Delhi: The Centre has approached the Supreme court recommending derecognition of 44 deemed universities across the country.
The decision to move the apex court follows a government study on 126 deemed universities across the country.
While 38 deemed universities were found to doing a good job, 44 others have been given three years to improve.
(Go to http://collegecomplaints.blogspot.com/2010/01/44-category-b-deemed-universities.html for the list of institutions that have been WARNED! – CATEGORY ‘B’)
The remaining 44 were found completely unfit.
(Go to http://collegecomplaints.blogspot.com/2010/01/list-of-doomed-universities.html for the complete list of UNFIT institutions – CATEGORY ‘C’)
The list includes the Devraj Urs University in Karnataka, DY Patil University in Maharashtra, the Manav Rachna Institute in Gurgaon and the Savita Institute and Vinayaka Mission in Tamil Nadu.
Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal has already got a legal opinion from the Solicitor General Gopal Subramaniam on the deemed university issue.
Lawyer Viplav Sharma had filed public interest litigation in 2006 in the Supreme Court seeking regulation of deemed universities in the country.
The list includes the Devraj Urs University in Karnataka, DY Patil University in Maharashtra, the Manav Rachna Institute in Gurgaon and the Savita Institute and Vinayaka Mission in Tamil Nadu.
Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal has already got a legal opinion from the Solicitor General Gopal Subramaniam on the deemed university issue.
Lawyer Viplav Sharma had filed public interest litigation in 2006 in the Supreme Court seeking regulation of deemed universities in the country.
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