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Private Junior Colleges told to follow rules
“All the junior college managements and faculty should review their administration and follow the rules and regulations framed by the government. If the colleges violate the norms, they would be closed, said Board of Intermediate Education, Visakhapatnam Regional Inspection Officer T Nagesh.
Visakhapatnam: “All the junior college managements and faculty should review their administration and follow the rules and regulations framed by the government. If the colleges violate the norms, they would be closed, said Board of Intermediate Education, Visakhapatnam Regional Inspection Officer T Nagesh.
With the directive of Joint Collector G Srijana, a meeting was convened with private junior college managements and principals here on Saturday. Addressing the college representatives and principals, Nagesh warned that the stringent action would be initiated against the colleges, if classes were conducted on holidays without giving breaks to the students. He directed the colleges to conduct regular inspections at the hostels and organise interactive sessions with the students.
