Ugc Guidelines

UGC has also notified a list of 17 programmes that are prohibited to be offered under ODL and online mode.

The draft guidelines are available on the UGC website and stakeholders have been asked by the commission to send their feedback and suggestions by September 5, 2022.

University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued important guidelines for students who wish to enroll for open and distance learning (ODL) and online learning programmes.

The "Accessibility Guidelines and Standards for Higher Education Institutions and Universities" calls upon universities and colleges to develop effective accessible mechanisms for persons with disabilities covering every stage -- from admissions to completion of courses.

"In order to increase the outreach for creating an environment that fosters equal treatment, the government envisages Gender Champions in all educational institutions across the country as responsible leaders," UGC Secretary Rajnish Jain said

Recruits to the armed forces under the Agnipath scheme will now have a lighter curriculum when they take up a three-year bachelor degree after the end of their service.

Students are now able to pursue two full-time academic programmes simultaneously in the physical mode provided that class timings for one programme do not overlap with the other, according to UGC guidelines.

As per the UGC guidelines, the students can pursue two full time academic programmes simultaneously in physical mode provided that class timings for one programme do not overlap with other

The draft guidelines titled “Curricular Framework and Credit System for Four-year Undergraduate Programme” proposes common introductory courses in natural sciences, humanities and social sciences for the first three semesters, regardless of what the students choose to specialise in.

The UGC has formulated guidelines for the establishment of research and development cells in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).

The draft UGC guidelines has mentioned three types of multidisciplinary institutions — research-intensive universities, teaching-intensive universities, and degree-awarding autonomous colleges

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has released ‘draft comprehensive accessibility guidelines and standards’ for Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) and Universities to ensure persons with disabilities (PwD) have easy access to higher education.

The University Grants Commission (UGC), the higher education regulatory body in India, has directed the colleges and universities to reopen campuses for classes and examinations in offline, online or in blended mode following Covid protocols.

Another official said that the university had already approved going in for CUCET in an earlier Academic Council meeting and will now wait for the guidelines by the Education Ministry and UGC on it. The JNU students' union criticised the discussion on CUCET

Advocate Manoj Ranjan Sinha, appearing for the UGC, said at the outset that an updated status report has been filed and it would take another eight weeks to frame the guidelines given the current Covid situation.

UGC has also notified a list of 17 programmes that are prohibited to be offered under ODL and online mode.

The draft guidelines are available on the UGC website and stakeholders have been asked by the commission to send their feedback and suggestions by September 5, 2022.

University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued important guidelines for students who wish to enroll for open and distance learning (ODL) and online learning programmes.

The "Accessibility Guidelines and Standards for Higher Education Institutions and Universities" calls upon universities and colleges to develop effective accessible mechanisms for persons with disabilities covering every stage -- from admissions to completion of courses.

"In order to increase the outreach for creating an environment that fosters equal treatment, the government envisages Gender Champions in all educational institutions across the country as responsible leaders," UGC Secretary Rajnish Jain said

Recruits to the armed forces under the Agnipath scheme will now have a lighter curriculum when they take up a three-year bachelor degree after the end of their service.

Students are now able to pursue two full-time academic programmes simultaneously in the physical mode provided that class timings for one programme do not overlap with the other, according to UGC guidelines.

As per the UGC guidelines, the students can pursue two full time academic programmes simultaneously in physical mode provided that class timings for one programme do not overlap with other

The draft guidelines titled “Curricular Framework and Credit System for Four-year Undergraduate Programme” proposes common introductory courses in natural sciences, humanities and social sciences for the first three semesters, regardless of what the students choose to specialise in.

The UGC has formulated guidelines for the establishment of research and development cells in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).

The draft UGC guidelines has mentioned three types of multidisciplinary institutions — research-intensive universities, teaching-intensive universities, and degree-awarding autonomous colleges

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has released ‘draft comprehensive accessibility guidelines and standards’ for Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) and Universities to ensure persons with disabilities (PwD) have easy access to higher education.

The University Grants Commission (UGC), the higher education regulatory body in India, has directed the colleges and universities to reopen campuses for classes and examinations in offline, online or in blended mode following Covid protocols.

Another official said that the university had already approved going in for CUCET in an earlier Academic Council meeting and will now wait for the guidelines by the Education Ministry and UGC on it. The JNU students' union criticised the discussion on CUCET

Advocate Manoj Ranjan Sinha, appearing for the UGC, said at the outset that an updated status report has been filed and it would take another eight weeks to frame the guidelines given the current Covid situation.