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UGC draft norms face flak from DU's Academic Council members

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January 08, 2025

A day after Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan released UGC draft guidelines stating that clearing the National Eligibility Test (NET) will no longer be a mandatory qualification for appointment as an assistant professor, the academic council members of Delhi University issued a statement saying that the new recruitment criteria show a shift in focus from cutting-edge research to merely reiterating existing knowledge since core competence is done away with.

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UGC draft norms face flak from DU's Academic Council members

In response to the draft guidelines, the AC members talked about the recruitment process, stating that there has been a massive dilution of the quality of faculty by doing away with specialisation in a core discipline while the recruitment criteria endorse the NEP's emphasis on the common courses which are poor and substandard.

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42K bottles of foreign booze worth ₹10 cr seized in 'Theka Wine Shop'

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No interim relief to fugitive Goa nightclub owners

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Fire safety tightened after Goa case

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BJP rejects AAP claim of rise in ammonia in Yamuna

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