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From the Telegraph
XLRI School of Business and Human Resources is set to get deemed university status.XLRI director Father N. Casimir Raj told The Telegraph: “UGC has agreed in principle to grant us deemed university status.”
He, however, clarified that that though a verbal assurance has come from the University Grants Commission, the business school is yet to receive a formal notification.
“UGC has verbally told us that in principle they agree to our proposal for deemed university status which was sent about a year ago. Now we will pursue the matter so that the written confirmation reaches as soon as possible. We will then apply for a no-objection certificate (NOC),” Fr Raj said.
An NOC from the state government is a must for any institute to begin autonomous operations.
At present, Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), Mesra, and Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad, are the other deemed universities in the state.
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Fri Apr 18, 02:46:00 PM GMT+5:30
Does that implies that XLRI will then increase seats in its various programmes.I mean for an institute with such repute & every seat is so coveted, 60 seats for the PMIR course are really miniscule, atleast considering the facets of demand & supply.