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New Delhi: The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the technical education regulator in the country, has warned students against fake

Post-graduate courses are two-year programme and cannot be completed in 10 days, AICTE said. Students gain advanced skills in these two years, something that is impossible to do in ten days, it emphasised.

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), a statutory body has released an advisory alerting the students about the fake MBA crash course that is being offered to the students.

AICTE has issued a notice alerting students against the fake 10-day MBA programme that is being circulatee. The technical body said that some motivational speakers/influencers are offering a crash course, and it is informed that this is an attempt to misguide the young minds of the country , Education News, Times Now

No institution can run technical courses including MBA/Management courses without taking approval from AICTE.

Around 50% of the faculty members amongst the AICTE approved faculty pattern should be working on regular basis.

The AICTE said that it has no policy to offer an MBA programme of 10 days and reiterated that an MBA is a two-year PG degree programme designed to provide individuals with advanced skills and knowledge in various areas of business and management.

As per All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE), the female enrolment in STEM courses has increased from 38.4 per cent in 2014-15 to 42.6 per cent in 2021-22 (Provisional).

The council has also permitted institutes to reduce intake in core engineering branches by 50%, so that colleges don’t shut down these branches, as a large number of seats in these courses have remained vacant over the years