Fake universities are institutions that claim to offer legitimate degrees without being accredited. These institutions deceive students and award them certificates that have no educational or professional value. Such institutions often operate under misleading names, which creates confusion among students.

These 4 institutions of UP are fake

The fake universities issued by the UGC include the Indian Council of Education Lucknow, Mahamaya Technical University, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open) Aligarh and the Gandhi Hindi Vidyapeeth Prayagraj, which is running in Uttar Pradesh.

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8 out of 21 fake institutions in Delhi

Out of the 21 fake educational institutions issued by the UGC, 8 are running in Delhi. Their names are All India Institute of Public and Physical Health Sciences State Government University, Commercial University Limited Daryaganj, ADR Centric Juridical University, Indian Institute of Sciences and Engineering, Vishwakarma Open University for Self-Employment and Spiritual University.

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The UGC has reiterated that these degrees will be invalid and has cautioned students not to enroll for such courses. UGC Secretary Manish Joshi said, ‘It has been found that many Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and colleges have entered into collaboration agreements with foreign educational institutions which are not recognized by the Commission and these HEIs and colleges are sending students abroad. Arrangements are being made to issue the degree.

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Joshi said, ‘Any such collaboration or arrangement is not recognized by the UGC and accordingly, the degrees issued after such collaborative arrangement are also not recognized by the Commission.’

Some edtech companies are giving advertisements

Joshi said that it has also come to the notice of UGC that some edtech companies are advertising through newspapers, social media and television to offer online degree and diploma programs in collaboration with some foreign universities and institutions.

UGC Secretary said, ‘Such a franchise system is not allowed and any such program or degree will not be recognized by the UGC. Apart from all the edtech companies found guilty in such cases, action will also be taken against the HEIs as per applicable rules.’ He said, ‘Students and general public are advised to exercise due caution and register for such courses at their own risk. Get it done.’

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Under the new education policy, UGC has taken serious initiative for the Professor of Practice scheme and has encouraged the state universities of UP to appoint them to the post of Professor of Practice. Along with this, it has been asked to give information about the progress on this matter.

In the month of May itself, UGC had started registration on the Professor of Practice portal. In this portal, experienced professionals having knowledge in different subjects and fields can register themselves for the post of Professor of Practice.

Under this scheme, so far 10,0062 candidates have registered on this portal to become professors in universities and higher education institutions across the country. Candidates registering on the portal have detailed knowledge and experience in different fields. These include experts from all the fields including industries, commerce, engineering, science, arts etc.

One can become a professor without NET and PhD

Actually, according to the rules of UGC, appointment to the post of Professor of Practice can be done for a maximum of four years. For this, guidelines were also issued to all higher educational institutions to make necessary changes in the rules. Under this scheme, even those people who are not teachers professionally and do not have the educational qualification of NET or PhD can now be recruited to the post of Professor of Practice. But he has detailed knowledge in his field.

Students will also benefit

With this scheme, people who are capable will also get a chance to teach students in the university. But he did not have the qualification of NET or PhD. Students will also benefit from this. UGC has now encouraged the state universities of UP to work on this scheme, after which it is believed that recruitment to the post of Professor of Practice can happen in UP soon.

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UGC has decided this minimum qualification

According to the update issued by UGC, now it will be mandatory to pass NET or SET or SLET as the minimum qualification to become an Assistant Professor in all higher education institutions. Candidates who pass these exams will be directly given jobs as professors in colleges.

The rules will be applicable from July 1.

It has also been clarified by the UGC that from July 1, 2023, these rules will be implemented in all central universities, state universities, deemed universities and private universities of the country.

What was the process of becoming an assistant professor earlier

According to UGC, any candidate of the previously issued rules to become an assistant professor in universities and degree colleges should have PG and UGC NET or UGC-CSIR NET or SET with minimum 55 percent marks in the concerned subject. Or had to pass the slate exam. Apart from this, it was also necessary to do PhD in the concerned subject.

UGC President M. Jagadish Kumar gave the information

, while after implementing the new rule related to Assistant Professor, UGC President M. Jagadish Kumar tweeted that from July 1, PhD will be optional to become Assistant Professor in colleges. Whereas, NET or SET or SLET will now be the minimum mandatory qualification.

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