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Last Updated on December 23, 2013 by MBAUniverse.com News Desk

UGC draft guidelines: EPSI to organize meeting with PGDM B Schools heads in New Delhi on Dec 28

The EPSI will organize an interactive meeting with the chairmen and directors of B Schools on December 28, 2013 in New Delhi to discuss about the fallout of the controversial UGC draft guidelines for the technical institutes.
Soon after its meeting with Union Minister Pallam Raju, where it succeeded in getting the date-extension for submitting feedback to UGC on its draft guidelines on technical education, Educational Promotional Society of India (EPSI) is organizing a meeting with the chairmen and directors of PGDM B Schools & MBA program onDecember 28, 2013at India International Centre, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi from 10 am 1pm.

The theme of the EPSI meeting is FutureRegulatory Framework for MBA PGDM, (In reference of April 2013 Verdict of the Honble Supreme Court).The meet is expected to gather the feedback about the fallout of the controversial UGC draft guidelines for the technical institutes.

The eminent speakers who will be participating in the meet include Dr Pritam Singh, Director General, IMI New Delhi; Dr E Abraham S J ,Director, XLRI Jamshedpur; Dr S Chatterjee, Dean, MDI, Gurgaon ; Dr Bibek Banerjee, Director, IMT Ghaziabad; Prof Indira J Parikh, President, Foundation for Liberal and Management Education (FLAME), Pune; Dr R Nandgopal, Director, PSG Institute of Management ; Dr Apoorva Palkar, President, Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS); Shri Sharad Jaipuria, Chairman, Jaipuria Group; Ms Bina Madhvan , senior lawyer, Supreme Court of India; Mr. Amit Agnihotri, Chairman, MBAUniverse.com and Dr.R.K. Mishra, Director, Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad.

The Agenda of the meeting includes:

Legal implications of Supreme Courts Verdict dated April 25, 2013.
Challenges before the PGDM Institutions.
Planning for the final verdict in the Supreme Court about the ongoing case of PGDM Institutions (EPSI, AIMS & Jaipur Group of Institutions Vs AICTE).
Future Strategy for PGDM Institutions
MBAUniverse.com is lending its support as a media partner for this important meet.

Our readers will know that onDecember 16, 2013EPSI managed to persuade Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) to extend the deadline for collecting the feedback on the draft UGC guidelines for regulating the Technical Education.A 12-member EPSI delegation, lead by Dr G Vishwananthan, Chancellor, VIT University & President of EPSI and Dr H Chaturvedi, Director, BIMTECH & Alternate President EPSI, met Dr Pallam Rajumet Union Minister of Human Resource Development M.M.Pallam Raju on December 16, and shared its concerns about the rushed manner in which UGC was trying to push through this important regulation, giving stakeholders just 5 days to give their feedback. Minster Pallam Raju is believed to have accepted EPSIs plea and has extended the deadline for consultation to December 31.In its meeting with the HRD MinisterEPSI is believed to have also discussed the impact of UGC Guideline on PGDM institutions.



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MBAUniverse.com was the first media platform in the country to have reported this development.

To trace back the development for our readers, on December 3, University Grants Commission (UGC) hadannounced new draft guidelinesto regulate thousands of technical colleges including engineering and management schools in the country. UGC had asked education institutions for any feedback to be given by December 9, just 6 days to file their objections. EPSI and other education bodies had objected to this hasty move by UGC. This move by UGC comes seven months after the Supreme Court Verdict that questioned the authority of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to regulate technical education.

The new guidelines suggest that UGC is likely to regulate the 3500+ MBA programs offered by Public Universities and their affiliating colleges.

MBAUniverse.com has been at the forefront of bringing the news and updates on this important development that impacts 3000+ MBA programs and 300+ PGDM B-schools. Refer to our stories below for a comprehensive view.

December 16, 2013
EPSI meets Pallam Raju; MHRD extends UGC deadline on Tech Education

December 11, 2013
UGC Guideline: AIMS, FAMPEI join EPSI & B-school Association to oppose

December 9, 2013
UGC Guidelines: EPSI & Business Schools Association object; fear negative impact on PGDM

December 6, 2013
UGC guidelines for technical Institutes; Impact on PGDM unclear

On December 9, bothEducation Promotion Society of India (EPSI) and the newly formed Indian Association of Autonomous Business Schools objectedto the rushed manner in which UGC is trying to create a new regulatory framework.

MBAUniverse.com readers will remember that your portal was the first media platform to raise the concern about the rushed and non-participatory manner in which UGC was trying to create a new regulatory framework.Our first story dated December 6categorically mentioned, It may be noted that the guidelines were published on UGC website a few days back on December 3. This short window of time to seek feedback is impractical and seen by experts as a move by UGC to hasten the process of adopting new guidelines for management and technical institutions.






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