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Speaking at the 11th convocation of the University, President of CEPT University, Bimal Patel said that too many regulations on the professional institutes have caused more damage, instead of good.
Convocation saw the graduation of around 500 students.
- 16 students were offered Doctorate degrees
- 295 students were offered Postgraduate degrees
- 189 student were given Undergraduate degrees
Commenting on the committee set-up to reform the Medical Council Act, Patel said that he hoped for some benefits with greater flexibility with respect to their admission and bigger financial autonomy in their functioning.
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Patel further said that generally, higher education institutes are required to achieve a minimum standard. These institutes are prescribed to have a minimum number of teachers, minimum infrastructure, minimum numbers of books in the libraries. If the institutes meet these standards, they get the recognition and are allowed to operate. But no attempt has been made to figure out if the students of the institute are actually learning or not. Instead, the focus should be given on the quality of the education students are learning.
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CEPT University is right now a self-financed institute and it is governed by a fee regulatory committee. For the last few years, the university has been aiming at achieving financial sustainability. The University has also been offering the scholarship in different segments like research assistantships, student assistantships, and teaching assistantships. Tridip Suhrud, Director of Sabarmati Ashram was the Chief Guest at the convocation ceremony.
