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| In 2005, the Government of India informed that the ] (AICTE) had withdrawn approval for Amity Business School's PGDM (full time) and PGDM (part time) courses. AICTE decided subsequently to transfer the then students of Amity Business School to neighbouring institutions. The decision was taken up after several visits by an AICTE Expert Committees to the Amity Business School in Noida, which found "serious deficiencies and violation of Norms and Standards". The institution was found conducting a "large number of unapproved courses in the same premises," some that required mandatory AICTE approval. The |
In 2005, the Government of India informed that the ] (AICTE) had withdrawn approval for Amity Business School's PGDM (full time) and PGDM (part time) courses. AICTE decided subsequently to transfer the then students of Amity Business School to neighbouring institutions. The decision was taken up after several visits by an AICTE Expert Committees to the Amity Business School in Noida, which found "serious deficiencies and violation of Norms and Standards". The institution was found conducting a "large number of unapproved courses in the same premises," some that required mandatory AICTE approval. A Live Mint-Wall Street Journal report in 2008 confirmed that "AICTE was accurate in observing facilities and infrastructure intended for AICTE-approved courses were being utilized for other unapproved courses." The institute had contravened building laws and also did not have the required "built-up area" as required by AICTE norms. Additionally, the lack of transparency in the institution's admission process and charging of "exorbitant fees" were also quoted as reasons for the withdrawal of the approval.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://pib.nic.in/newsite/erelease.aspx?relid=12056| title=Aicte withdraws approval of courses to Amity Business School, Noida| accessdate=2011-04-24 |author=Press Information Bureau, Government of India | date=September 19, 2005 | work=Government notice |publisher=Press Information Bureau, Government of India}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.livemint.com/2008/05/27003236/Controversies-dog-Amity-but-st.html| title=Controversies dog Amity but students keep streaming in| accessdate=2011-04-24 | author=Aparna Kalra | date=June 13, 2008 | work=News report|publisher=Wall Street Journal and Live Mint}}</ref> | ||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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| Motto | We Nurture Talent |
|---|---|
| Type | Private |
| Chancellor | Atul Chauhan |
| Vice-Chancellor | K. Jai Singh |
| Location | Noida, Delhi, Lucknow, India |
| Campus | Urban |
| Affiliations | UGC |
| Website |
Amity Business School is a private business school in India. It is part of Amity University, whose founder and President is Ashok Chauhan.
Controversies
In 2005, the Government of India informed that the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) had withdrawn approval for Amity Business School's PGDM (full time) and PGDM (part time) courses. AICTE decided subsequently to transfer the then students of Amity Business School to neighbouring institutions. The decision was taken up after several visits by an AICTE Expert Committees to the Amity Business School in Noida, which found "serious deficiencies and violation of Norms and Standards". The institution was found conducting a "large number of unapproved courses in the same premises," some that required mandatory AICTE approval. A Live Mint-Wall Street Journal report in 2008 confirmed that "AICTE was accurate in observing facilities and infrastructure intended for AICTE-approved courses were being utilized for other unapproved courses." The institute had contravened building laws and also did not have the required "built-up area" as required by AICTE norms. Additionally, the lack of transparency in the institution's admission process and charging of "exorbitant fees" were also quoted as reasons for the withdrawal of the approval.
References
- Primary source, retrieved on April 24, 2011
- Press Information Bureau, Government of India (September 19, 2005). "Aicte withdraws approval of courses to Amity Business School, Noida". Government notice. Press Information Bureau, Government of India. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
- Aparna Kalra (June 13, 2008). "Controversies dog Amity but students keep streaming in". News report. Wall Street Journal and Live Mint. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
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