Coimbatore: Bharathiar University has after all requested its franchise centres to stop their operations with fast impact. “No private franchise in any shape be entertained inside the state of Tamil Nadu as find out about centres of the college’s faculty of distance education (BU-SDE) from the instructional 12 months 2018-2019 onwards,” it advised them in a conversation dated May 25.
Quoting the solution taken on the 304th syndicate assembly hung on May 18, the conversation additional read, “As some private franchises are undertaking the method of admission for this 12 months, this solution must be acted upon straight away.”
The transfer is according to a June 2017 legislation via the University Grants Commission (UGC) and is derived nearly two months after the syndicate in a gathering on March 26 made up our minds that the franchising of distance education be stopped. While the syndicate made up our minds that no more renewals would be presented for the present franchise centres, the scholars, who had been doing their classes, would be allowed to finish them.
The fresh conversation said that the “popularity of the find out about/facilitator centres as opposed to higher education institution (any arts and science school affiliated to the humanities and science college within Tamil Nadu) are hereby withdrawn”. It also warned of legal motion against the erring centres.
When contacted, P Thirunavukkarasu, a member of the convener committee of the college, said the round was according to a UGC legislation to close down franchise centres. “We had already informed the centres ultimate September. Now, we have passed a solution in the syndicate assembly and sent a conversation to the centres that haven’t complied with our directions,” he said.
Registrar incharge of BU, B Vanitha, reiterated the college’s earlier determination to close the franchise centres. “We had already made up our minds to stop admissions through franchise centres. Now that we've got placed the decision in the syndicate, we have sent the conversation to the centres,” she said.
The college has, in the meantime, sent name letters to the affiliated colleges searching for expression of hobby to act as learner give a boost to centres “to function programmes of distance education as consistent with UGC legislation – 2017”. A choice in this regard was also taken on the syndicate assembly hung on May 18. The colleges had been given time till June 18 to express their hobby.
Quoting the solution taken on the 304th syndicate assembly hung on May 18, the conversation additional read, “As some private franchises are undertaking the method of admission for this 12 months, this solution must be acted upon straight away.”
The transfer is according to a June 2017 legislation via the University Grants Commission (UGC) and is derived nearly two months after the syndicate in a gathering on March 26 made up our minds that the franchising of distance education be stopped. While the syndicate made up our minds that no more renewals would be presented for the present franchise centres, the scholars, who had been doing their classes, would be allowed to finish them.
The fresh conversation said that the “popularity of the find out about/facilitator centres as opposed to higher education institution (any arts and science school affiliated to the humanities and science college within Tamil Nadu) are hereby withdrawn”. It also warned of legal motion against the erring centres.
When contacted, P Thirunavukkarasu, a member of the convener committee of the college, said the round was according to a UGC legislation to close down franchise centres. “We had already informed the centres ultimate September. Now, we have passed a solution in the syndicate assembly and sent a conversation to the centres that haven’t complied with our directions,” he said.
Registrar incharge of BU, B Vanitha, reiterated the college’s earlier determination to close the franchise centres. “We had already made up our minds to stop admissions through franchise centres. Now that we've got placed the decision in the syndicate, we have sent the conversation to the centres,” she said.
The college has, in the meantime, sent name letters to the affiliated colleges searching for expression of hobby to act as learner give a boost to centres “to function programmes of distance education as consistent with UGC legislation – 2017”. A choice in this regard was also taken on the syndicate assembly hung on May 18. The colleges had been given time till June 18 to express their hobby.
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