Supreme Court News

University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed University of Delhi has to obtain appropriate approval from the AICTE for its B.Tech programmes in Computer Science, Electronics, Food Technology, Instrumentation Electronics and Polymer Science started in academic year 2013-14. However, ...

Supreme Court has directed Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) to conduct the Rajasthan Pre-Medical Test (RPMT) again on July 25. SC also directs state government to release the notification in RUHS website on re-scheduling the examination and ...

Anna University, Chennai has announced that the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission (TNEA) 2014 counselling has been postponed. According to the supreme court, in view of the orders passed on June 26, writ petitions nos. 538 of 2014 etc., ...

New Delhi, June 25: The Supreme Court has refused to intervene in the UGC-Delhi University row over the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) and directed a DU professor who challenged the Commission's direction for scrapping the course to approach Delhi ...

New Delhi, June 19: The Supreme Court has extended the second round of counselling for post graduate medical admissions in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Assam till June 23, saying the admission process including deposit of fees would be complete ...

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has modified a Madras High Court order and said that Anna University can publish the grading of only those engineering colleges whose question papers are being set by it. The high court has ...

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi has sent a letter to all the universities across the country, they should not give permission to open new technical colleges without AICTE permission. AICTE Chairman S S ...

New Delhi: The Supreme Court Tuesday, while upholding the validity of the Right to Education Act, 2009, said that it was not applicable to the aided or unaided minority schools. The constitution bench of Chief Justice R.M.Lodha, Justice ...

Bangalore: Karnataka government will decide its next step on the Supreme Court order, striking down its decision to impose Kannada as a medium of instruction in primary education, after studying the verdict, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said here. "....I have ...

New Delhi: The Supreme court has ruled that the government cannot impose mother tongue on linguistic minority for imparting primary education as it affects the fundamental rights guaranteed under the Constitution. A five-judge Constitution Bench headed by Chief ...

The fate of 44 deemed universities, which were recommended to be blacklisted by the Centre, hangs in the balance with the Supreme Court directing the government to take a fresh look at them after taking advice from the UGC. ...

The Ministry of Human Resource Development has announced the new rule to regulate the B-schools and management programmes by UGC and AICTE. After Supreme court quashed the powers of AICTE, the decision was taken to change the powers ...

Minister of Human Resource Department (HRD) has called for a meeting with the officials of UGC, B-schools and AICTE to restore the powers of the AICTE regulations. A senior ministry official said, "There is an internal meeting to ...

The new regulation framed by the University of Grants Commission (UGC), is the same as All Indian Council for Technical Education (AICTE) rules, said D N Reddy. UGC member and Chairman of Recruitment and Assessment Centre (RAC), D ...