Bare Act
The Young India Skills University, Telangana (Public-Private Partnership) Act, 2024
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This Act establishes the Young India Skills University in Telangana as a public-private partnership between the State Government and industry partners. It provides the university with legal status as a body corporate, allowing it to own property and operate independently. The primary purpose of the university is to function as a Centre for Excellence focused on skills and skill-integrated education. It aims to enhance student employability by offering industry-relevant training, apprenticeships, and interdisciplinary learning, ensuring graduates are ready for the workforce in current and emerging sectors.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement.
- 2. Definitions.
- 3. Incorporation of the University.
- 4. Establishment of University by the State Government and Industry Partners.
- 5. Jurisdiction.
- 6. Objects of the University.
- 7. Powers and functions of the University.
- 8. University open to all classes, castes and creed.
- 9. University to be a distinct legal entity not-for profit.
- 10. Inspection and Inquiry.
- 11. Composition of the Management of the University.
- 12. Chancellor.
- 13. Vice-Chancellor.
- 14. Vice-Chancellor
- 15. Powers and duties of the Vice-Chancellor
- 16. Rector
- 17. Registrar
- 18. Finance Officer
- 19. Controller of Examinations
- 20. Other officials
- 21. Authorities
- 22. Board of Governors
- 23. Powers and duties of the Board of Governors
- 24. Executive Council
- 25. Powers and duties of the Executive Council
- 26. Annual Accounts
- 27. Financial Estimates
- 28. Annual Report
- 29. Power to incur unforeseen expenditure
- 30. Academic Council
- 31. Other Authorities
- 32. Schools of the University
- 33. Dean
- 34. Satellite Campuses
- 35. The Faculties
- 36. Constitution of Selection Committee
- 37. General Fund
- 38. Other Sources of Income
- 39. Constitution of other funds
- 40. Finance Committee
- 41. Duties and powers of the Finance Committee
- 42. Borrowing of Money
- 43. Leveraging Funding
- 44. Transfer of the Government Institutions and assets to the University
- 45. Courses
- 46. Admissions to University Courses
- 47. Recognition of Degrees and Diplomas
- 48. Affiliation with the University
- 49. Statutes
- 50. Statutes how made
- 51. Ordinances
- 52. Ordinances how made
- 53. Regulations
- 54. Power to remove difficulties
- 55. Power of Government to make rules
- 36(2). Section 36(2)
- 36(3). Section 36(3)
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