PANAJI: The Bombay High Court in Goa who wasted the request submitted by Don Bosco College of Agriculture after the University of Goa (GU) decided to provide a continuation of the affiliate to the Sulcorna for Sulcorna for Sulcorna (Hons) degree program for the academic year 2021-22, depending on two condition.
“Universities must get a business from students who are recognized that they are aware that the current university does not have an accreditation of ICAR and the essential conditions and suggestions set by the affiliate request committee in the last AIC report need to be recalled mainly related.
For teacher appointments,” said GU academic assistant in communication dated September 8 Program for the 2021-22 academic year on the night of fresh reception.
Communication came after the college chairman stated that they would withdraw the writing petition they put into universities in the High Court.
Universities were submitted to court that they were not given the opportunity to be heard before affiliates to them withdrawn.
Gu on March 12 stated that because of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, it was decided to provide a continuation of affiliates for all programs.
“As a result, your college has been given a continuation of affiliates for the BSC Agriculture Program for the Academic Year 2021-22.
Please note that your college must submit a continued affiliate for the academic year 2022-23 as and when the application is invited to seek affiliates for the academic year 2022- 23 “.
Based on ICAR letters, Gu attracted affiliates in July 31 without providing workers to be heard.
Icar surprisingly issued a letter on March 2 for the representative of Chancellor Gu to inform the National Agriculture Education Board, in the 27th meeting of the National Agricultural Education Accreditation Board held on February 24, 2021 not consider the Agricultural Program BSC Honors Universities for accreditation.
The adviser who represents ADV lecture Carlos Alvares Ferreira has been submitted to court that ICAR is a non-law community and body and that accreditation is voluntary.