UGC

Yes, SAGE University Indore is duly approved by AICTE and UGC. It is also approved by PCI. SAGE University Indore was established in 2017 and was founded by the SAGAR Group of Education Society of Central India. SAGE University is located in Indore at a distance of 20 km from the Indore railway station and 50 km from the airport. It offers 100+ UG, PG Diploma and Ph.D. programmes across 15 multi-disciplinary institutes in various streams, such as Applied Sciences, Agriculture, Computing, Engineering and Technology, Journalism and Mass Communication, Banking, Finance, etc. The mode of application at the university is both online and offline. SAGE University admissions are based on merit in the last qualifying examination or Joint Entrance Examination (SAGE-JEE SEE conducted by the university.

The UGC is a regulatory body in India that maintains the standards and provides recognition to universities and higher education institutions in the country. It's important to note that the UGC primarily deals with the recognition and regulation of universities and degree-granting institutions in India. If NWCA refers to an organisation or institution related to wrestling or sports coaching, it may not fall within the purview of UGC recognition, as it is primarily focused on educational institutions. If you have specific information or details regarding NWCA or its context, please provide more information so that I can assist you further.

The chances of NMIMS getting approval from UGC regarding Jan 2023 session students are uncertain as of now. The UGC has debarred NMIMS from offering open and distance learning and online programmes for one year. This means that NMIMS will not be able to offer any courses through these modes of learning for the academic sessions of January-February 2023, July-August 2023 and January-February 2024. However, NMIMS has appealed to the UGC to reconsider its decision. The institute has argued that it has taken steps to comply with the UGC regulations and that it is committed to providing quality education to its students. The UGC is yet to take a decision on NMIMS's appeal. It is possible that the UGC may grant NMIMS an exemption from the ban. However, it is also possible that the UGC may uphold its decision. Only time will tell what the UGC's decision will be. In the meantime, NMIMS students who have been admitted to the Jan 2023 session should keep an eye on the developments and be prepared to take any necessary action.

Scholarships are provided by the Central University of Karnataka on two bases:
1- Need-based scholarships: Provided to the students who are under the poverty lines.
Students who hail from the Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, or OBC quota are eligible for scholarships if they secure 75 percent in their higher secondary examination.
Students who hail from an economically low background are eligible for the CUK Karnataka scholarship by the university.
Students whose parent serves /has served in the military are eligible for a scholarship.
The university sponsors a scholarship under the sports quota and physically challenged students.
2- Merit-based scholarships: Provided to the students who have scored the top marks.