The UGC has identified 20 phony institutions in India; here’s how to report them
On Wednesday, the University Grants Commission (UGC) made a decision that could impact many students throughout India. They made it known that there are 20 fake universities in the nation. In other words, they’re forgeries. These bogus institutions are not permitted to provide degrees, thus students should not expect to get a legitimate degree from them.
Here’s a basic breakdown of these forgeries:
1. Guntur Christ New Testament Deemed University
2. The Bible Open University of India, located near Visakhapatnam.
3. Alipur’s All India Institute of Public and Physical Health Sciences (AIIPHS).
Daryaganj Commercial University Ltd
5. Delhi University of the United Nations
6. Delhi Vocational University
New Delhi’s ADR-Centric Juridical University
New Delhi’s Indian Institute of Science and Engineering
9. Viswakarma Open University in Delhi for Self-Employment
Adhyatmik Vishwavidyalaya in Rohini is ranked tenth.
Badaganvi Sarkar No. 11 Belgaum World Open University Education Society
Kishanattam’s St. John’s University is number twelve.
Nagpur’s Raja Arabic University is number thirteen.
14. Thilaspet’s Sree Bodhi Academy of Higher Education
Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith in Allahabad is number fifteen.
Kanpur National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy
17. Aligarh Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open University)
18. Lucknow Bhartiya Shiksha Parishad
Kolkatta’s Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine
Thakurpurkur Institute of Alternative Medicine and Research
The UGC advises everyone, particularly parents and students, to be wary of these institutions. They make it quite apparent that only universities established under particular Acts or approved institutions are permitted to award degrees. The UGC has discovered that certain colleges are breaking the regulations and awarding degrees that do not count. This is a big issue since degrees from these bogus institutions will not be acknowledged for further education or employment.
The Secretary of the UGC, Prof. Manish R. Joshi, indicated that degrees from these bogus institutions would be worthless. “Don’t bother with degrees from these places; they won’t help you,” he remarked. On its website, the UGC offers a list of these 20 bogus institutions, so you can see if any of them seem similar.
How do you report bogus universities?
If you’re wondering where these fraudulent institutions are, there are two in Andhra Pradesh, eight in Delhi, one each in Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, and Puducherry, and four in Uttar Pradesh and two in West Bengal.
If you come across a university that seems to be fraudulent, the UGC wants to know about it. They are always attempting to detect these bogus colleges and update their information. The official website of the UGC is the place to go for authentic establishments. There is a list of approved universities there. However, if you feel anything is wrong, you may contact the UGC by email at [email protected]. This manner, you may assist guarantee that kids get appropriate education from legitimate schools.
