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Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya (BVM) has been selected as a founder member of the BRICS University Association (BUA) from India. Find out more about this strategic initiative and the benefits it brings.

UGC Chairman Professor M. Jagadesh Kumar on Sunday said that no foreign Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) can offer programme in India without its prior approval."Regulations mandate that no foreign higher educational institution shall ...

UGC also warned EdTech platforms against offering degree and diploma programmes in online mode.

According to the regulations, no foreign higher education institution can offer a programme in India without receiving the Commissions approval. They additionally state that no programmes offered by HEIs shall be offered under a franchising agreement, and that the UGC will not acknowledge any such programmes.

Education ministry responding to question number of students pursuing higher education foreign countries government plan to provide quality education India; latest news on news18.com; Vatsala Shrangi

To share best practices for monitoring the use of unregulated chemicals in drug manufacturing

University Grants Commission UGC released the much-awaited fine print of the Regulations on its website. Regulations lay down minimum standards for academic collaboration between Indian Higher Educational Institutions HEIs and foreign Higher Educational Institutions FEIs.

LAHORE:A Sri Lankan delegation led by Haputantiri Gamage Sagara, Member of Sri Lankan Parliament, visited provincial capital on Wednesday and met with policymakers, representatives from provincial...

THE myriad twinning programmes and partnerships between local and international institutes of higher learning today offer Malaysian students a wider choice of universities and programmes at a more affordable cost. This also allows students to enjoy the opportunity to complete their studies overseas for a more well-rounded educational experience.

In a first for India, the Karnataka government launched a 'twinning programme' with US college MCCC for polytechnic students in the fields of Tourism and Hospitality, and Cybersecurity.