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UGC bars 3 Raj universities from enrolling PhD students for 5 yrs
Hindustan Times Delhi
|January 17, 2025
THE MOVE CAME AFTER UGC FOUND THE VARSITIES DID NOT FOLLOW THE PROVISIONS OF PHD REGULATIONS, NORMS FOR AWARD OF THE DEGREES
NEW DELHI: The University Grants Commission (UGC) on Thursday debarred three private universities in Rajasthan - OPJS University (Churu), Sunrise University (Alwar), and Singhania University (Jhunjhunu) - from offering PhD courses for next five years, with the first such move coming after the higher education institutions were found in violation of academic norms and compromising integrity of the research degree.
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