Private Unaided Engineering and Medical Colleges- Consequences of Misguided Policy

Medical Colleges Consequences of Misguided Policy V N Kothari The current trend in professional education is towards the setting up of private unaided colleges which either demand donations or charge high fees. This has been due to the loss of government momentum in the development facilities for engineering and medical education after 1966/67. Instead of planning for expansion in this field, state governments have, on the grounds of resource constraints, allowed the setting up of private colleges.