AICTE revises academic calendar 2024-25 session

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AICTE revises world calendar 2024-25 session; cheque here The notification from the website informs students that the deadline for first-year admittance to method institutions has present been extended to October 23. (Express image/ representative)

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has released a revised docket of its 2024-25 world calendar connected its website. The improvement comes aft the Supreme Court bid allowing an hold of the admittance deadline for method institutions to October 23. The notification from the website informs students that the deadline for first-year admittance to method institutions has present been extended to October 23.

Earlier, the admissions deadline for specified institutions was September 15. The hold of the admissions deadline is not valid for standalone institutions offering Post Graduate Diploma successful Management (PGDM) and Post Graduate Certificate successful Management (PGCM) programmes.

Such institutions are required to adhere to their archetypal admittance timelines, which stay unchanged.

Revised Academic Calendar 2024-25:

➡ Last day for Ist Year pupil admissions against vacancies: 23 Oct 2024
➡ Commencement of Ist Year classes for method courses: 23 Oct 2024
➡ Last day for Lateral Entry admissions (IInd Year): 23 Oct 2024@SITHARAMtg pic.twitter.com/pwXYIBPij1

— AICTE (@AICTE_INDIA) September 25, 2024

Further, AICTE has besides revised the past day of lateral admissions for second-year students successful method institutions to October 23. Previously this deadline was September 15. As per the AICTE revised calendar, the classes for archetypal twelvemonth students of method classes volition statesman from October 23.

Meanwhile, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has notified each centra, authorities and backstage universities nary longer request to instrumentality anterior support from the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE).

As per the latest notification, universities bash not necessitate anterior approval/ recommendation/ NOC from AICTE for offering Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Postgraduate diploma programmes nether the disciplines of Management, Computer Application and Travel and Tourism successful ODL and/or online mode.

“The Commission considered the connection received from AICTE stating that arsenic per Hon’ble Supreme Court Judgement successful Bharathidasan University and Another Vs. All India Council for Technical Education and Others (2001) 8 SCC 676, it is not mandatory for the State/Private Universities to instrumentality AICTE support to tally Technical programmes,” says the notification.

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