India===University Grants Commission

The India===University Grants Commission has identified and warned the public about 32 fraudulent universities operating across India. This action aims to protect students from academic fraud and financial loss.

The India===University Grants Commission's 2026 regulations have been stayed by the India===Supreme Court of India due to concerns about their language and potential negative societal impact. The court has asked the India===University Grants Commission to respond to petitions and consider forming an expert committee to re-examine the regulations.

The India===University Grants Commission is the overarching body that the India===National Testing Agency conducts the National Eligibility Test for. It sets the standards for eligibility for Assistant Professor and Junior Research Fellowship positions.

The India===University Grants Commission's new equity regulations, aimed at addressing caste-based discrimination, sparked the protests and subsequent ban at the Delhi University. The India===Supreme Court of India has stayed these regulations due to vagueness.

The India===University Grants Commission advised the Ministry of Education on granting the deemed-to-be university status to the India===National Council of Educational Research and Training. It will now regulate the India===National Council of Educational Research and Training's academic programs and ensure adherence to its norms.