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<blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 21916272" data-attributes="member: 562115"><p>Mewan hit the nail nearly on the head. But</p><p>1. You don't need to close SAITM. Let them do what they originally got the approval for.</p><p>ie. running Management courses. The "M" stood for Management & NOT Medicine</p><p></p><p>I mostly agree on his other observations. But there are students in SAITM who had not got even obtained the basic qualifications to do a Medicine course.</p><p>Any private institution who runs any Degree courses should stick to a common set of pre-requisites that conform to the UGC guidelines.</p><p>Pretty simple and no argument. The mechanism to apply to these institues should be transparent. </p><p>I don't understand why people beat around the bush.</p><p>(Except of course the Government Ministers who have their finger in the pie for obvious reasons we all know about.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imhotep, post: 21916272, member: 562115"] Mewan hit the nail nearly on the head. But 1. You don't need to close SAITM. Let them do what they originally got the approval for. ie. running Management courses. The "M" stood for Management & NOT Medicine I mostly agree on his other observations. But there are students in SAITM who had not got even obtained the basic qualifications to do a Medicine course. Any private institution who runs any Degree courses should stick to a common set of pre-requisites that conform to the UGC guidelines. Pretty simple and no argument. The mechanism to apply to these institues should be transparent. I don't understand why people beat around the bush. (Except of course the Government Ministers who have their finger in the pie for obvious reasons we all know about.) [/QUOTE]
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