UGC asks VCs of all universities to prepare database of international students
The Ministry of education has directed that a database of all international students studying in colleges, universities with alumni details needs to be created.
Press Trust of India | September 1, 2021 | 10:07 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The University Grants Commission (UGC) has asked vice-chancellors of all varsities to prepare a database of international students studying in their institutions. The details have been sought by September 15.
"Ministry of education, government of India has directed that a database of the information with regard to all international students studying in higher educational institutions (HEls) in India including the details of alumni needs to be created urgently," the letter written on August 31 read.
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"Hence, all the universities are requested to provide the data of students from the graduate level onwards in the attached format via e-mail to ugcic2@gmail.com positively by September 15, 2021," the letter said.
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