A top
UGC official stated that Anna University in Tamil Nadu may get the University
on Potential for Excellence (UPE) status out of the seven universities
shortlisted across the country. Prof H Devaraj, UGC Vice-Chairman said that the
final decision on giving the UPE status will be taken during the sub-committee
meeting, possibly next month, by which the University will get Rs 75 crore.
The sub-committee had identified the University to have most of the
quality parameters and had sought some more details, which was given on March
3l. Devaraj said 20 of the 35 Universities which sent proposals for UPE on
UGC's request were found eligible, considering their teaching and research
quality.
Of
these seven were shortlisted in the 12th plan, he said. Four of these seven
universities are from Tamil Nadu, including Anna University, Alagappa
University, Bharatidasan and Bharathiar, he said while speaking at a function
at Avanashilimgam University for Women, where he inaugurated a 100 KVA Solar
Power Grid Project.
On Massive Online Open Courses, he said
E-Content for UG and 'E-Pathasala' would become operational by December 2015,
though it was planned to be commissioned by September. Under this scheme, 78
e-subjects would be given for UG courses and 77 to PG courses, Devaraj added.
Source: http://www.careerindia.com/
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