A student’s personal struggle with Amity University has led to a landmark Supreme Court order for a comprehensive audit of all private and deemed universities nationwide. The apex court has directed government bodies and the UGC to provide detailed information regarding the founding, regulatory framework, and state-granted benefits of these institutions. The case, initiated by Ayesha Jain (formerly Khushi Jain), involved allegations of the university failing to update her official records after a name change, leading to academic problems. This incident highlighted systemic weaknesses in how higher education institutions handle student grievances. The audit will delve into the core operational aspects of universities, including their establishment charters, leadership appointments, admission policies, faculty selection, and financial transparency, specifically examining adherence to the ‘no-profit, no-loss’ operational model. The UGC faces direct oversight, tasked with proving the efficacy of its regulatory mechanisms and complaint resolution processes.
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