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发表于 2013-8-11 20:40
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IIM, IBS are NOT universities ( they grant PG Diplomas not graduate or Post-graduate Degrees ), though some of them have affiliation with some Universities to grant Degrees of that University while Delhi university is a degree granting institution.
There are mainly 4 types of Universities in India viz., Central Universities like Delhi, Calcutta, Banaras Universities etc.), State Universities (like GGSIP University of Delhi, Kanpur University etc.), Deemed Universities which are Research and specialised institutions of standing and institutions of national importance normally with specialised studies in one particular field ( like IITs, IISC, Banglaore TIFS , Mumbai etc) and finally Private Universities (like Amity, UPES universities etc,). IIM and IBS are business schools and grant PG Diplomas and their PhD programmes are Fellowships while IITs are Institute of Technologies granting Engineering degrees and are in the category of Deemed Universities.
What is the difference? The main differentiating factors are: Central Universities are established by the Central Govt. through specific acts and are 100% funded by the Central Govt. while State Universities are established State Govts. through State Acts funded mainly by and (partly by UGC) through the State Govts., Private Universities are privately funded and receives no grant for its operations from the govt., while Deemed Unversities can be funded in any of these ways depending on its nature in terms of establishment, governance and type.
Central and State Universities have low fees though most of the Central Universities are providing facilities and teaching of higher quality than the State Universities and are, therefore, normally are in more in demand for students from throughout the country. Some of the State Universities too have been able to attract students from many states due to their reputation and higher standrads than other simlar universities but it totally is dependent and limited to a few streams / courses only. Private Universitis are more or less commercially run uniiversities with a range of programmes and courses as similar to their range in terms of standards, cost and quality.
After the year 2000 their have been a spurt in their nos. in various States (starting with a state Called Chhattis Garh, which wthin a few months approved more than 100 such universities most of which were later derecognised by UGC due to orders of the Supreme Court on various grounds ) as earlier there was no such provisions except for granting the status of Deemed Universities by the Central Ministry & on the reccomendation of UGC to institutions of importance and repute whether private or government run. I hope this clears your doubts. |
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