UGC seeks proposals from institutions for extension of vocational courses
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has sought proposals from institutions for extension of their vocational courses and community college programmes. ALSO READ | GATE 2019 registrations open today; Know how to apply "The UGC has invited proposals from those institutions which have been running Bachelor of Vocational Courses (BVoc) and community college programmes in order to consider extension of courses being run under the said programmes," a senior UGC official said. "Without due approval from the UGC for extension of their skill-based courses, the institutions will not be able to claim any grant for running those courses," the official added. ALSO READ | Students of 50,000 West Bengal schools to get textbooks from libraries The commission has sought proposals latest by September 6, 2018. The UGC has made provisions for financial assistance up to Rs 1.85 crore for the first three years to each of the colleges selected for BVoc programmes under the National Skill Qualification Framework.
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