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Autonomy in Technical Institutions


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In the existing management structure of majority of technical institutions, there are no adequate delegation of powers at the institutional level. The present management structure is highly cumbersome and centralised. The institutions have practically no autonomy and cannot even take day-today decisions as regards to its financial, administrative and academic matters are concerned.
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Vikas Tandon
TTTI, Sector-26, Chandigarh-160019, India

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In the existing management structure of majority of technical institutions, there are no adequate delegation of powers at the institutional level. The present management structure is highly cumbersome and centralised. The institutions have practically no autonomy and cannot even take day-today decisions as regards to its financial, administrative and academic matters are concerned.


DOI: https://doi.org/10.16920/jeet%2F1994%2Fv7i3%2F114472