DC told to identify land for university constituent graduate colleges

DC told to identify land for university constituent graduate colleges

The Hindu

The government is keen to set up university constituent graduate colleges across Bengaluru and the Deputy Commissioner has been asked to identify land and hand it over to the Higher Education Department, Deputy Chief Minister and Higher Education Minister C.N. Ashwath Narayan said on Monday. The setting up of university constituent graduate colleges is being thought about as Bengaluru, with a population of nearly 1.5 crore, has a shortage of government-run colleges as per the population ratio, he said after holding a review meeting of the department here. He said that as per the new National Education Policy, a multidisciplinary approach needs to be encouraged with large campuses to accommodate different departments.
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