Abstract
Note: This article is a brief communication of the original research presently being conducted by the Faculty of Management and Social Sciences of CINEC Campus. The author believes this will be useful to many researchers, and will undoubtedly stimulate further research in the field of education. Following the norms of research writing, some experimental details haven’t been incorporated in this briefing since the author is yet to publish a series of original research manuscripts.
Highlights
Note: This article is a brief communication of the original research presently being conducted by the Faculty of Management and Social Sciences of CINEC Campus
According to the Universities Act No 16 of 1978, more Universities of independent identities were established but the state has been controlling them through the University Grants Commission (UGC)
Sometimes it is pathetic to find a fair number of students qualified to follow degrees are totally deprived of tertiary education
Summary
Most of the non-state Universities cater to the present demand and only a very few institutes volunteer to conduct these new disciplines on experimental basis even at substantial financial losses This trend will lead to heavy competition for graduate employment in the few years unless the students in the future are properly guided in their selection of field in tertiary education. It is carried out by the Faculty of Management and Social Sciences of CINEC Campus
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