Universities
Aug 26, 2009
In India the universities are established by legislation enacted by the central or state government. There are 369 universities and 18,064 colleges/institutions, which are accredited.
There are also many private small institutions and universities, which generally have superior quality of education due to a higher standard laid down by the private organizations that fund it. These universities cater to the international market and therfore concentrate on popular fields like engineering and business. They have a better infrastructure, which is favourable for international students. Public universites are government funded and offer a wider range of programmes.
Other types of universities in India are:
- Open University
- Community College
- Non-University research institutes
- Recognized non-degree institutions
- Unrecognized institutions
More information can be found on the University Grant Commision website.
For further guidance you may contact Neso Desk India.