Alerts & Updates 16th Jan 2023

Proposed regulations for foreign universities must take a holistic view to benefit students

Authors

Yashojit MitraPartner | Mumbai
Devyani SinghDirector | Mumbai
Aayushi ShahAssociate | Mumbai

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The National Education Policy, 2020 (NEP) sets out India’s intent to be promoted as a destination for global study. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has also released the draft regulations for establishing the campuses of foreign universities/educational institutions in India titled ‘UGC (Setting up and Operation of Campuses of Foreign Higher Educational Institutions in India) Regulations, 2023.

Though the intent is forward-looking, some listed conditions, however, need to be amended to make them more realistic.

Given this backdrop, Yashojit Mitra, Partner, and Devyani Singh, Director, Economic Laws Practice (ELP) have co-authored an article titled “Proposed regulations for foreign universities must take a holistic view to benefit students” published by moneycontrol.com. The authors discuss how the government needs to take a holistic approach of the likely impact of these regulations given the demographics and social fabric of India. Acknowledgements also to Aayushi Shah, Advocate for her inputs on this article.

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