Engineering college inspections from Nov 6th 2012
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HYDERABAD: The state-level task force for engineering college inspections on Wednesday announced that the second phase of checks at various institutes would be held from November 6 to 9.
It was learnt that a total of 120 colleges would be inspected in the second phase. In the first phase, a total of 46 colleges have been inspected.
A report on these will be submitted to the Admission and Free Regulatory Committee on Thursday.
Commissioner of technical education, Ajay Jain announced on Wednesday that about 436 colleges in the state had submitted details about the facilities provided by them to their students. "The task force has, however, decided to conduct inspections even at those colleges which have not submitted their details," Jain said.
However, following a high court decision, task force officials have stopped short of submitting the details of the reports drawn up by them on their website, as announced earlier.
"The report is confidential and AFRC has to take a final decision on what action will be taken against the erring colleges," Jain said.
It was learnt that a total of 120 colleges would be inspected in the second phase. In the first phase, a total of 46 colleges have been inspected.
A report on these will be submitted to the Admission and Free Regulatory Committee on Thursday.
Commissioner of technical education, Ajay Jain announced on Wednesday that about 436 colleges in the state had submitted details about the facilities provided by them to their students. "The task force has, however, decided to conduct inspections even at those colleges which have not submitted their details," Jain said.
However, following a high court decision, task force officials have stopped short of submitting the details of the reports drawn up by them on their website, as announced earlier.
"The report is confidential and AFRC has to take a final decision on what action will be taken against the erring colleges," Jain said.
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