HYDERABAD: Vice-Chancellors of around 91 universities from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka will meet at a one-day workshop at the University of Hyderabad on April 7 to discuss the implementation of Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) from the next academic year.
Acting on the directions of the Human Resource Development Ministry, the University Grants Commission has invited State and Central universities from the three States to express their views and objections on the proposed reforms in higher education like CBCS. The ministry is conducting similar workshops across the country, while the UoH is hosting it for the universities in Telangana, AP and Karnataka.
Prof V Krishna, Controller of Examination at UoH and nodal officer for the workshop, said, top officials from the UGC including Prof H Devaraj, Vice-Chairman, UGC and Dr Avinash S Panth, acting Chairman of All India Council for Technical Education will attend the workshop.