NAAC dismisses bribe charge against MSU Baroda officials, releases ratings
It was reported that the NAAC had received an anonymous complaint that the university had unduly tried to influence members of the peer review team visiting the facility with gold, cash and other favours.
The allocation will be based on the course-college preferences listed by the candidates and their position on the CUET score-based merit list. (File Representational Photo) A day after The Indian Express reported that the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has withheld the results of the rating for the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda based on allegations that its officials had allegedly bribed the review team, the agency dismissed the charges and decided to release the ratings.
It was reported that the NAAC had received an anonymous complaint that the university had unduly tried to influence members of the peer review team visiting the facility with gold, cash and other favours.
Dr S C Sharma director of NAAC had confirmed to The Indian Express that a complaint was received following which all stakeholders, including the peer review team and university officials, were asked to respond. The declaration of the results of the rating process was also put on hold, he said.
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