Most of the state’s grant-in-aid B.Ed. And the law college has been running without professors and principals for many years and recently the recruitment process of qualified professors was started by the higher education department after the approval of the education department for the last two months but before the recruitment of professors UGC issued a circular to recruit professors to all universities in the country. Grant in B.Ed. on the other hand. The colleges do not have qualified staff as per the rules. The NCTE (National Council for Teachers Education) has ordered the closure of colleges, which has left the education department in a dilemma as to whether the colleges will be closed if the UGC is to be considered and whether the recruitment will be accepted by the UGC.
The direction of the legal department has been soughtNon-Government Aided B.Ed. And what to do now for recruiment of professors in law colleges? UGC's circular is only for recruitment in universities and it is not clear whether it will be applicable to colleges. The direction of the legal department has been sought.
.. so now teaching will work without professors.When not a single university in the world's top-200 is from India, the UGC has issued such disturbing circulars barring the recruitment process in colleges and universities, further raising the standard of education, the academician said. Experts are of the view that if this circular is followed then most of the government and grant aided colleges will now have to run teaching without professors and then it is understandable how skilled students will drop out of the college.
