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UGC next action: Followed by HEI now MPHIL is not a recognised degree
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a notice reiterating its advice to students to not take admission in the MPhil programme since it is not recognised by them.
UGC also directed the universities to stop admissions to the MPhil programme for the 2023-24 academic year. It has raised a doubt on the validity of old MPHIL degree holders. UGC yet to clarify the same in the due course.“It has come to the notice of the UGC that a few universities are inviting fresh applications for MPhil (Master of Philosophy) programme. In this regard, it is to bring to the notice that the MPhil degree is not a recognised degree. The Regulation No 14 of the UGC (Minimum Standards and Procedures for Award of PhD Degree) Regulations 2022 clearly states that higher educational institutions shall not offer the MPhil programme,” read the notice.
The university authorities, therefore, are requested to take immediate steps to stop admissions to the MPhil programme for the 2023-24 academic year. Further, students are advised not to take admission in the MPhil programme,” the notice said.
Earlier, the UGC mandated that no foreign higher educational institution (HEI) will offer any programme in India without the prior approval of the commission.
The regulations also mandate that the HEls shall not offer programmes under any franchise arrangement and that such programmes shall not be recognised by the UGC. This includes twinning programmes, joint degree, and dual degree programmes.
“The University Grants Commission has observed and has been informed that many HEls/colleges have entered into collaborative agreements/arrangements with foreign-based educational institutions/providers not recognised by the Commission and have been facilitating the issuance of degrees to the students enrolled in those institutions/college from such foreign-based educational,” the notice read.
Does UGC Shuts door for Foreign Universities from offering courses under franchise arrangement?
University Grant Commission (UGC) of India has mandated that no foreign higher educational institution (HEI) will offer any programme in India without the prior approval of the commission.
The regulations also mandate that the HEls shall not offer programmes under any franchise arrangement and that such programmes shall not be recognised by the UGC. This includes Twinning Programmes, Joint Degree, and Dual Degree Programmes.
“University Grants Commission has observed and has been informed that many HEls and colleges have entered into collaborative agreements/arrangements with foreign-based educational institutions not recognized by the Commission and have been facilitating the issuance of degrees to the students enrolled in those institutions/college from such foreign-based educational,” the notice by UGC read.
Any such kind of collaboration/ arrangement is not recognized by the University Grants Commission and accordingly the degrees issued subsequent to such collaboration arrangement are also not recognized by the Commission,” it added.
UGC also noted that edtech companies that are giving advertisements for offering degree and diploma programmes in online modes in association with some foreign universities/institutions, are not permissible under the franchise agreement and any such programme or degree will not have UGC recognition.
“Action will also be taken against all the defaulting EdTech companies as well as the HEls under applicable laws/rules/regulations. Therefore, Students/general public are advised to exercise due caution and are made aware that such courses/degrees/diplomas do not have UGC recognition and that they would be doing at their own risk and consequences,” the notice said.
Further updates upon the decisions/actions will be added here.
@Real_Venom_Custom Telegram channel: Mobile, Laptop sale Scammers
Here is another scammers group in the name of @Real_Venom_Custom , @Venom_Customs_Real at Telegram messenger.
Click Here to check people who got scammed and raised cyber crime complaint. Since it is a big network they continuously scamming innocents and ignorents. It is our responsibility to keep our Greed in control. These scammers induce our greed and loot money from us easily.
How these scammers trap innocents?
They post photos and videos downloaded from internet, Amazon, flipkart, apple store/iphone store, instagram, facebook, etc... and some they create photoshoped screen shots.
New Online Scam digital promotion part time job
Here in 2023 Scam series we are going to cover latest method of scamming innocent youngsters through whatsapp, facebook, instagram and other social media platforms.
The scammers use the company name as *GSR Digital Promoters* and claim that its a government registered company and genuine. Previously they were *SR digital promoters*.
Chances of Cancer increased due to air pollution says US research
In a recent study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, researchers identified air pollution as a major contributor to lung and breast cancer.
Using a spatiotemporal model (which includes data collected over space and time), researchers analysed a large USA-wide samples to investigate links between air pollution and breast cancer risk in women.
Clone App look alike Zerodha kite for fake trading
Apps that cloned Zerodha's user interface and help traders to screen record fake trading entry and exit, profit-and-loss (P&L) statements. As most of the youtubers use zerodha kite trading platform to record their Live Trading and show their P&L statements. Hence, hackers entered here and made these clone apps available for sale.
This way, people who want to defraud others by showing fake trading P&L statements do not have to Exhaustively photoshop screenshots. Instead, they can simply use these apps to input the profit number they want to show, and generate a counterfeit statement and put it on their Youtube channel, Instragram, Faebook, twitter and other social media platforms to sell their dummy courses for ₹10,000 to ₹2,00,000.
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