UGC Lists 22 Fake Universities in India
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has identified 22 fake universities across India, with Delhi having the most at 10. These institutions operate outside UGC norms, and any degrees obtained from them are invalid.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has released a list of 22 fake universities in India, cautioning students against enrolling in these unauthorized institutions. Delhi tops the list with 10 fake universities, followed by Uttar Pradesh with four, and two each in Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, and West Bengal. Maharashtra and Puducherry also host one fake university each. The UGC warns that degrees from these institutions are invalid and lack recognition from regulatory bodies. Students are advised to verify the authenticity of universities before admission by checking official government or UGC websites. The list aims to protect students from fraudulent institutions that deceive them with unrecognizable certifications.