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Centre hands approval letters to 3 foreign universities for India campusesIndia is welcoming top universities from the UK and Australia to set up campuses. The University of Bristol and University of York will ope...- Over 50 foreign varsities applied to UGC for approval: Dharmendra Pradhan in RSEducation Minister Dharmendra Pradhan informed the Rajya Sabha that three foreign universities operate in India and that the University Gra...
- No distance or online courses, autonomy to hire staff: UGC regulations for foreign varsitiesIn a detailed guideline, UGC said that the foreign universities will be required to seek prior approval from UGC before starting new course...
- Entry of foreign varsities in India will lead to healthy competition: Private Universities' VCsThe University Grants Commission (UGC) last week unveiled draft norms for allowing, for the first time, foreign universities to set up camp...
- UGC chief highlights guidelines for foreign universities setting up campuses in IndiaThe University Grants Commission (UGC) on Thursday said foreign universities setting up campuses in India can only offer full-time programm...
- Centre to allow foreign universities via GIFT city, new rules to free them of 'rigid' domestic regulations, fee controlsBut the new rules mandated that courses and degrees/diplomas/certificate offered in Indian campuses of foreign universities and institutes ...
- Expert committee under UGC to evaluate foreign campus application within 45 daysThe University Grants Commission (UGC) will bring out a rulebook for setting up of foreign campuses in India within a month, allowing near ...
- India's NEP has given foreign varsities a license to innovate: Melbourne University's top official"We see the NEP as a license to innovate. I think that previous to the NEP, the ability to do creative things with Indian partners was much...
- Budget 2022: Foreign varsities to come ‘gift’ wrappedFinance minister Sitharaman said that worldclass foreign universities and institutions will be allowed to operate in the GIFT City “free fr...
- Covaxin recipient students being considered as unvaccinated by foreign varsities: ABVP tells VardhanMany countries, including the US and European countries, are treating Indian students vaccinated with Covaxin as 'unvaccinated', the memora...
- UGC to let only top 500 foreign universities enter IndiaThe new regulations approved by the UGC on Saturday give existing institutions six months to get approval.
- Govt has no info about foreign varsities operating in IndiaThe government today said it has no "authentic information" about the operation of foreign universities in the country.
- Rahul supports foreign varsity billBJP MPs are understood to have raised the question of foreign universities not being required to provide reservation for socially and econo...
- IIM-B hires 23 PhDs from foreign varsities as facultyIn its quest to give research a fillip ahead of the entry of foreign universities, the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore (IIM-B) is ...
- Foreign varsities as mentorsSome hope that entry of foreign universities will lead to dramatically improved standards in education. Others fear the opposite.
- No opposition to foreign varsities bill: SibalSibal argued that the law of the land applicable to private institutions would be applicable to foreign universities aspiring to set up cam...
- Foreign varsities ready for affirmative programmes: SibalReservation laws may not be applicable for the foreign universities aspiring to set up campuses here, but they are ready to carry out affir...
- Quota law not binding on pvt foreign varsitiesForeign universities and education providers setting up campuses in India are unlikely to be required to provide for reservations for Sched...
- ISB to scale up ties with foreign varsitiesHyderabad-based Indian School of Business (ISB) is scaling up its partnerships with universities overseas.
- Foreign students to upgrade varsitiesForeign students will enrich academic milieu, enhance quality & increase finances of our universities.
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