Supreme Court of India
Om Sai Punya Educational and Social Welfare Society & Another v. All India Council for Technical Education and Another
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Education/Educational Insitutuions - All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) - Grant of approval to start college - Proposal of petitioner to AICTE in Feb. 2017 for starting two institutes namely /BS and AIJ:f for the academic year 2017-18 - Deficiencies found with respect to the fact that both the institutes were situated on the same land and shared various other common facilities, which deficiency could not be condoned under the Rules - However. such deficiency removed by petitioner only in July, 2017 by withdrawing the proposal related to AIM - Accordingly, AICTE accorded
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