A. Permission to grant degrees
B. Selection of teaching faculty
C. Disbursement of public funds
D. Quality benchmarking
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
A, C and D Only
The correct answer is:
Explanation:
In higher education, regulatory bodies typically perform the following functions:
A. Permission to grant degrees ✔
Regulators authorize institutions to award degrees.
B. Selection of teaching faculty ✖
Faculty selection is done by individual institutions, not regulators.
C. Disbursement of public funds ✔
Regulators or associated statutory bodies often oversee or channel public funding.
D. Quality benchmarking ✔
Regulators set standards, accreditation norms, and quality benchmarks.
Hence, the correct combination is A, C and D only.
Which of the following are the grounds on which discrimination of citizens for admission to educational institutions in India is constitutionally prohibited?
A. Religion and Race
B. Sex and Place of birth
C. Nationality and Colour
D. Age and Nativity
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The main objective of the second phase of Capital Infusion through which the State Government is providing financial assistance under "pasupu - Kumkuma" programme to the SHG women is
The Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in institutions of higher education in India is planned to increase by ________ % in 2035.