The Jammu and Kashmir Private Colleges (Regulation and Control) Act, 1984
The Jammu and Kashmir Private Colleges (Regulation and Control) Act, 1984
This Act establishes a regulatory framework for the operation and management of private colleges within Jammu and Kashmir. It mandates that no private college may be established or maintained without prior written permission from the government. The Act defines the criteria for "aided" and "recognized" colleges, ensuring that educational agencies adhere to specific standards regarding property management, staff qualifications, and service conditions. Crucially, it empowers the government to intervene and take over the management of aided colleges if they fail to meet regulatory standards or operate unsatisfactorily, thereby safeguarding the interests of students and the quality of higher education.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Definitions
- 3. No private colleges to be established or run without prior permission
- 4. Recognition of private colleges
- 5. Publication of list of colleges
- 6. Grant-in-aid
- 7. Management of private colleges
- 8. Restriction on alienation of property of aided colleges
- 9. Property to be in the name of the educational agency
- 10. Qualifications of teaching and non-teaching staff in aided colleges
- 11. Conditions of service of staff in aided colleges
- 12. Taking over of aided colleges
- 13. Maintenance of [ILLEGIBLE] in aided colleges
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