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NAGPUR: Nagpur College has declared names of 40 extra schools the place admissions have been frozen. NU posted the recent checklist on its web site and in addition cautioned college students to not take admissions in these schools. With 119 schools already barred by NU, the newest checklist takes the overall tally to 159.
Amongst these 40 schools, 26 failed to ask Native Enquiry Committees (LECs) for inspecting their premises and amenities, whereas 14 others had been declared failed by LEC, as they weren’t becoming into the stringent norms arrange by the college, as per NU officers.
With the newest addition to the blacklist, the college has frozen admissions of 159 schools out of 603 affiliated to it. As reported by TOI, a majority of them had been working with out common lecturers and infrastructure. They had been allegedly granted undue favours by the federal government in addition to NU prime brass, as most of them had been owned by native politicians and schooling barons. Now, NU is left with 444 affiliated schools from over 671 final 12 months.
Earlier in December, NU cracked down on 71 schools by disaffiliating them via a notification as per Part 91 of Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994. In final one 12 months, NU has stopped admission to as many as 230 schools.
As per the officers, the brand new checklist accommodates schools from teams like Agnihotri from Wardha, Manoharbhai Patel from Gondia, Inexperienced Heaven, Motghare and Thote from Nagpur, amongst others. It additionally has two engineering schools — Acharya Vinoba Bhave Institute of Expertise at Paonar and RV Parankar School of Engineering and Expertise at Arvi, each in Wardha.
Curiously, about 74 schools are underneath NU’s scanner, for not inviting LECs regardless of quite a few warnings, however 34 of them later made amends by finishing the formalities by paying late charges.
The notification to ban admissions to those 40 schools was issued by NU School Part, after they failed to reply earlier than June 15 deadline. “The case of earlier 119 schools was completely different as most of them closed their shutters since a few years. These 40 schools had been in operation until final 12 months, however with LEC norms turning into stringent, they shied away from inviting these committees for inspection, regardless of many warnings. About 14 of them invited LECs, however failed to suit into their norms like variety of accepted lecturers and amenities,” assistant registrar with School Part, Raman Madane, instructed TOI.
He added that this 12 months solely three new schools had been added to NU’s affiliated checklist that took NU’s tally to 603. “It included two schools providing programs in arts, commerce and science and one in pharmacy.”
Officers, nonetheless, knowledgeable {that a} majority of those 159 schools had been as soon as a part of NU’s notorious ‘250 banned schools’ whose admissions had been blocked by then vice chancellor Vilas Sapkal as per the Nagpur bench of Bombay Excessive Court docket’s directives, as they had been working with out full-time lecturers and infrastructure.
LIST of the 40 NU schools:
1. Dr. Nitin Raut Mahavidyalaya
2. Dr Khobragade School, Champa/Manjri
3. Inexperienced Heaven School of Training, Zari
4. Indira Gandhi School of Training, Butibori
5. Joshi School of Library, Info Science and Mass Communication
6. Kapileshwar School of Commerce and Administration, Saoner
7. Nirmala School of Administration and Communication Research
8. Purushottam Thote Mahavidyalaya
9. Dhawad Sharirik Shikshan Mahavidyalaya
10. SGS Tuli School of Training
11. Shat-Ayu School of Skilled Research
12. Tidke School of Training, Mouda
13. Dhruv School of Commerce and Administration
14. Haridasan Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Bhandara
15. Wainganga Institute of Advance Research, Sakoli
16. Dr. Smruti Arts and Residence Science School, Dhapewada
17. Mahatma Fule Arts and Science School, Paraswada
18. Chakradhar Arts and Science School, Soni
19. Vaishnavi Arts and Commerce School, Sadak Arjuni
20. Agnihotri School of Training, Bapuji Wadi
21. Ekvira Devi School of Training, Wardha
22. Jeevan Vikas Mahavidyalaya, Wadgaon
23. Mariya Arts and Science School, Wardha
24. Shende Arts and Science School, Sindi
25. Vyankatesh Institute of Greater Training, Yelakeli
26. Bhave Institute of Expertise, Paonar
27. Adhyapak Mahavidyalaya
28. Dr BRA Legislation School
29. Dr. Ambedkar School of Legislation, Bhojpur
30. MATES School
31. Shinde Mahila Adhyapak Mahavidyalaya, Katol
32. Indutai Memorial School of Training, Hardoli
33. Janvi School of Residence Science, Barva Lakhandur
34. Patil Waghaye Shikshan Mahavidyalaya, Lakhani
35. Laxmibai Arts and Science School, Mangli/ Khapa
36. Patel School of Training, Bhandara
37. Sharirik Shikshan Mahavidyalaya, Tumsar
38. Jai Mahalaxmi Arts, Commerce and Science School, Karanja
39. Parankar School of Engineering and Expertise, Wardha
40. Dr. Motghare Grasp of Training, Bhandara
Amongst these 40 schools, 26 failed to ask Native Enquiry Committees (LECs) for inspecting their premises and amenities, whereas 14 others had been declared failed by LEC, as they weren’t becoming into the stringent norms arrange by the college, as per NU officers.
With the newest addition to the blacklist, the college has frozen admissions of 159 schools out of 603 affiliated to it. As reported by TOI, a majority of them had been working with out common lecturers and infrastructure. They had been allegedly granted undue favours by the federal government in addition to NU prime brass, as most of them had been owned by native politicians and schooling barons. Now, NU is left with 444 affiliated schools from over 671 final 12 months.
Earlier in December, NU cracked down on 71 schools by disaffiliating them via a notification as per Part 91 of Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994. In final one 12 months, NU has stopped admission to as many as 230 schools.
As per the officers, the brand new checklist accommodates schools from teams like Agnihotri from Wardha, Manoharbhai Patel from Gondia, Inexperienced Heaven, Motghare and Thote from Nagpur, amongst others. It additionally has two engineering schools — Acharya Vinoba Bhave Institute of Expertise at Paonar and RV Parankar School of Engineering and Expertise at Arvi, each in Wardha.
Curiously, about 74 schools are underneath NU’s scanner, for not inviting LECs regardless of quite a few warnings, however 34 of them later made amends by finishing the formalities by paying late charges.
The notification to ban admissions to those 40 schools was issued by NU School Part, after they failed to reply earlier than June 15 deadline. “The case of earlier 119 schools was completely different as most of them closed their shutters since a few years. These 40 schools had been in operation until final 12 months, however with LEC norms turning into stringent, they shied away from inviting these committees for inspection, regardless of many warnings. About 14 of them invited LECs, however failed to suit into their norms like variety of accepted lecturers and amenities,” assistant registrar with School Part, Raman Madane, instructed TOI.
He added that this 12 months solely three new schools had been added to NU’s affiliated checklist that took NU’s tally to 603. “It included two schools providing programs in arts, commerce and science and one in pharmacy.”
Officers, nonetheless, knowledgeable {that a} majority of those 159 schools had been as soon as a part of NU’s notorious ‘250 banned schools’ whose admissions had been blocked by then vice chancellor Vilas Sapkal as per the Nagpur bench of Bombay Excessive Court docket’s directives, as they had been working with out full-time lecturers and infrastructure.
LIST of the 40 NU schools:
1. Dr. Nitin Raut Mahavidyalaya
2. Dr Khobragade School, Champa/Manjri
3. Inexperienced Heaven School of Training, Zari
4. Indira Gandhi School of Training, Butibori
5. Joshi School of Library, Info Science and Mass Communication
6. Kapileshwar School of Commerce and Administration, Saoner
7. Nirmala School of Administration and Communication Research
8. Purushottam Thote Mahavidyalaya
9. Dhawad Sharirik Shikshan Mahavidyalaya
10. SGS Tuli School of Training
11. Shat-Ayu School of Skilled Research
12. Tidke School of Training, Mouda
13. Dhruv School of Commerce and Administration
14. Haridasan Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Bhandara
15. Wainganga Institute of Advance Research, Sakoli
16. Dr. Smruti Arts and Residence Science School, Dhapewada
17. Mahatma Fule Arts and Science School, Paraswada
18. Chakradhar Arts and Science School, Soni
19. Vaishnavi Arts and Commerce School, Sadak Arjuni
20. Agnihotri School of Training, Bapuji Wadi
21. Ekvira Devi School of Training, Wardha
22. Jeevan Vikas Mahavidyalaya, Wadgaon
23. Mariya Arts and Science School, Wardha
24. Shende Arts and Science School, Sindi
25. Vyankatesh Institute of Greater Training, Yelakeli
26. Bhave Institute of Expertise, Paonar
27. Adhyapak Mahavidyalaya
28. Dr BRA Legislation School
29. Dr. Ambedkar School of Legislation, Bhojpur
30. MATES School
31. Shinde Mahila Adhyapak Mahavidyalaya, Katol
32. Indutai Memorial School of Training, Hardoli
33. Janvi School of Residence Science, Barva Lakhandur
34. Patil Waghaye Shikshan Mahavidyalaya, Lakhani
35. Laxmibai Arts and Science School, Mangli/ Khapa
36. Patel School of Training, Bhandara
37. Sharirik Shikshan Mahavidyalaya, Tumsar
38. Jai Mahalaxmi Arts, Commerce and Science School, Karanja
39. Parankar School of Engineering and Expertise, Wardha
40. Dr. Motghare Grasp of Training, Bhandara
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