New Delhi: The Ministry of Education Union is expected to appoint the new UGC chairman in the next month.
The names of central or state government officials will not be considered for the post.
The Top Post of the UGC can be considered for leading innovators and people who can implement national education policies (NEP) in higher education institutions.
Tenure D.
P.
Singh, the current chairman of the Grants Grants Commission (UGC), ended in the first week of December.
Given this, UGC might get a new chairman at the end of December.
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According to the Ministry of Education, several standards have been established for the appointment of a new chairman.
According to these norms, preferences for posts will be given to someone with global experience in innovation.
Also, the age of the applicant must be less than 60 years.
The term UGC Chair is five years or until the age of 65 years – which is early.
The Ministry of Education has released a notification for the election of the UGC chairman.
According to notice, the application for the UGC Chairperson can be submitted until November 30.
The selection committee can also consider the name of the person who qualifies in addition to the application received.
UGC strives to improve quality and standards.
It gives a full grant to the middle university and development grants to various state universities.
It provides financial assistance for the development of existing postgraduate departments and early departments at various universities and colleges.
It also determines the salary scale of the teacher and university teacher.
UGC appeared on December 28, 1953 and became a government legal organization in 1956 to coordinate, determine and maintain teaching, inspection, and research standards at the University.
Officially founded in November 1956 as a government legal entity to coordinate, determine and maintain university education standards in the country.
To ensure effective wise coverage throughout the country, the University Grant Commission has six regional headquarters in Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bhopal, Guwahati and Bangalore.