Shillong (Meghalaya), May 12: The Executive Body of the Meghalaya College Principals’ Council has expressed deep concern over the ongoing developments at North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU), the sole affiliating university in the state. With around 85 affiliated institutions and nearly 75,000 students enrolled, NEHU plays a pivotal role in Meghalaya’s higher education system.
The Council’s statement highlights several key issues, including the potential impact of these developments on the state’s higher education landscape, student welfare, and the need for stability and continuity in NEHU’s functioning. The Council’s concern extends to ensuring the smooth operation of NEHU’s affiliated institutions and protecting the interests of students.
The development has raised concerns about the future of higher education in Meghalaya, and the Council’s statement is seen as a call to action to address these issues and ensure the stability of the state’s education system.
