In a letter to technical institutes, the AICTE says such high-quality and cost-effective books will aid students and simultaneously fulfill the PM’s vision of self-reliant India.
The Modi govt plans to merge higher education regulators into one body called Higher Education Commission, but medicine and law institutes have been left out.
Most of those speaking against the JEE NEET schedule have no locus standi to comment on the matter, having never appeared for either of these exams themselves.
IITs have received requests to make Joint Entrance Examination Advanced easier this year. Matter to be discussed in next Joint Admission Board meeting.
Classes for the new batch will start from 16 September. This apart, the number of counselling sessions for engineering & technical colleges has been reduced to 2.
New AICTE rules ask engineering, management colleges to now upload prospectus on website with correct information, and sell printed copies at reasonable price.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
If there is no compulsion, what is need for issuing such circulars? AICTE is out of its mind and trying to restrict access to knowledge. If foreign authors and publishers start putting copyright cases then half of the Indian authors and publishers will be in jail. Are they stopping foreign journals as well? They are making patriotism cheap stuff.
This is an extremely myopic idea, it could have only come from a fake deshbhakt, which is what all the RSS/BJP clan are. A student to become the best must study from the best books available. Period.
This is not a good idea. Indian authors and publishers of text books are yet to come anywhere near the quality of books published by McGraw Hill, Prentice Hall, John Weily etc. Knowledge is like fresh breeze. It must be welcomed from every direction. Encouraging the use of Indian books is alright. It must not lead to shutting out foreign books. That would be a great disservice to the student community.
Encourage Indian authors to write books by financial assistance, and by decreasing work load
If there is no compulsion, what is need for issuing such circulars? AICTE is out of its mind and trying to restrict access to knowledge. If foreign authors and publishers start putting copyright cases then half of the Indian authors and publishers will be in jail. Are they stopping foreign journals as well? They are making patriotism cheap stuff.
This is an extremely myopic idea, it could have only come from a fake deshbhakt, which is what all the RSS/BJP clan are. A student to become the best must study from the best books available. Period.
This is not a good idea. Indian authors and publishers of text books are yet to come anywhere near the quality of books published by McGraw Hill, Prentice Hall, John Weily etc. Knowledge is like fresh breeze. It must be welcomed from every direction. Encouraging the use of Indian books is alright. It must not lead to shutting out foreign books. That would be a great disservice to the student community.
Hope AICTE will not say that rhe students have to learn only the concepts/technology proposed or developed by Indians.