What are the current regulations for the establishment and operation of campuses by foreign universities in India
Learn about the latest guidelines set by the UGC for foreign universities wishing to set up campuses in India.
As of now, there are no specific regulations in place for the establishment and operation of campuses by foreign universities in India. However, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has released guidelines for foreign universities wishing to set up campuses in India. Here are the key points:
- Foreign universities must be recognized by their home country's education authority.
- The foreign university should be in the top 500 of global rankings.
- They should have a minimum of 20 years of experience in offering education programs.
- Approval from their home country's education authority is necessary.
- Foreign universities need to maintain the same academic standards as in their home country.
- They should provide transfer of credit for students studying in Indian branches.
- Collaboration with Indian institutions is encouraged for offering joint degree programs.
- Foreign universities should also follow local regulations regarding fee structure, reservation policies, faculty qualifications, and student admissions.
- These guidelines are subject to change as new regulations may be implemented in the future.
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