Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has said that future of students should not be endangered at any cost.
He was addressing a meeting of University Coordination Committee at Raj Bhavan here today.
Yadav said that skill upgradation programme needs to be implemented earnestly to make higher education value-based and employment-oriented.
He laid emphasis on early solution to PhD degree case of Bhoj Open University.
In this regard, it has been decided to constitute a 5-member enquiry committee headed by Vice Chancellor of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore Prof DP Singh.
The committee will submit its report to the Governor within three weeks.
Principal Secretary to Governor Ajay Tirkey, Principal Secretary Higher Education KK Singh, Principal Secretary Medical Education Vinod Semwal, Principal Secretary Technical Education Sanjay Singh, Secretary Finance Aniruddha Mukherjee and vice chancellors of all universities attended the meeting.
Yadav said that activities should be undertaken regularly for career guidance and placement of students.
The Governor said that efforts should be made to introduce Union Human Resource Development Ministry’s Choice-based Credit System.
The meeting decided to give two more opportunities to failed students of NFTI of Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya who have been already given period of about 8 years.
This has been done to save their future. The meeting also decided to prescribe July deadline for implementing CBCS in all the universities.
The meeting permitted to get exam copies evaluated by guest faculties in college or university itself. It was decided to introduce Yoga and Pranayam classes in colleges at the earliest.