MUMBAI, June 18: A Commission of Experts recommendation bar19 private educational institutions offering vocational training courses in the disciplines of the implementation of home during the next academic year seems to have lost its way into a pit in the interest of its intention to shorter routes sabotaged.

The 18-member committee of the All India Council for Technical Education, the West region (AICTE) had recommended, 19 establishments with 1740 seats and gives the National Master degree and doctorate in engineering, pharmacy, business administration, computer science and applications management hotel blocked the admission of students for the academic year 1998-99, since it is contrary to the criteria for recognition. One of these establishments are located in Mumbai, four Navi Mumbai and Thane two in a circle.

However, the Committee is the report, which was expected, presented at the meeting of the Committee AICTE, Monday, was the discussion at the last minute. Instead, a second committee will probably the AICTEheadquartered in Delhi to check the accuracy of the first committee report.

These sources say, for the protection of institutions, many of whom are influential people in politics and other fields.The further report was well in advance, so that its recommendations could be implemented before the number of visitors that result. It is therefore necessary to the discussion of the agenda has ensured that nearly attendance during 1998-99 a product without a hitch.

The AICTE, the point of recognition of technical and vocational institutes, conducts an annual review in the wake of an inspection to ensure compliance with its guidelines. But this is the first time the inspection was in such a large scale (including 600 odd schools in Maharashtra, Gujarat and Goa) and lock permission was recommended.

It is also the first time that the AICTE decided not drag on paper, while the decision on settlements “status. Ignore written information on the rule of theinstitutes their operation, the group has made checks on the spot and recommended a ban of entry on prices. That is why the interest of links with the AICTE attempt to stifle the report and said its recommendations should be examined, the sources explained.

Among the criteria for recognition, the Council has a 1:15 teacher-pupil report, a teacher, two assistants and four teachers (1:2:4) by faculty and an area of 10 square metres per student.