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Hear affected parents, students before allowing raise in fees: Supreme Court directs Maharashtra Fee Regulating Authority
AICTE mandates Deemed and Private Universities to seek AICTE approval for existing Courses, goes beyond the Supreme Court Order- SC directs strict implementation of reservation for differently abled students in Institutions, issues directions to provide equal opportunity for movement, learning and pedagogy
- AICTE releases norms and standards for Management Education by PGDM Institutions, grants autonomy to frame curriculum
- AICTE starts registration for Distance Education Engineering Graduates enrolled between 2001-2005, include Diplomas / PG Diploma Holders, also
- Major setback for Deemed Universities, Supreme Court refuses to re-consider its dropping the University word direction, dismisses modification application
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Interim Order passed in W.P (C ) No.10867 of 2020
Jun, 03-2020
Another move towards rendering due recognition to the 'right to education' already ingrained in the Constitution of India, the Kerela High Court issued an interim order restraining certain schools from levying additional fees for conducting of virtual classes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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