Important Meeting Held at Allahabad University Under the Chairmanship of Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sangeeta Srivastava

Prayagraj, March 20 – A crucial meeting was held today at the North Hall of the University of Allahabad under the chairmanship of Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sangeeta Srivastava. The meeting witnessed the participation of all faculty deans, department heads, and key administrative officials. Several important academic and administrative issues were discussed during the session, with a special focus on curriculum implementation and academic discipline.

Formation of a Committee for Implementation of the Four-Year Undergraduate Program

In accordance with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, a four-year undergraduate program (FYUP) is set to be introduced at the university. A special committee has been formed to oversee the successful implementation of this curriculum. This committee will work in coordination with the department heads and faculty deans to draft a comprehensive framework for the syllabus. The final proposal will be presented in the upcoming meeting of the Academic Council for approval.

Introduction of a Five-Year Integrated Course in Yoga and Nutrition

One of the significant decisions taken in the meeting was the introduction of a new five-year integrated course in Yoga and Nutrition. The course will be launched from the current academic session and is expected to provide students with in-depth knowledge in these fields, aligning with the growing importance of holistic health and wellness.

Ensuring Regular Classes and Completion of Syllabus Before Exams

To maintain academic discipline, all department heads have been directed to ensure the smooth conduct of regular classes. It was emphasized that the complete syllabus must be covered well before the examinations so that students are adequately prepared. This initiative aims to improve academic performance and ensure timely syllabus completion.

The meeting concluded with a consensus that all departments must work collaboratively to enhance the quality of education and streamline the implementation of new academic reforms. The decisions taken in this meeting are expected to significantly impact the university’s academic structure and student experience.