After dumping taxes in the six IIMS, the HRD ministry has its eyes on other B-schools in the country.

The ministry is governed by the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) to follow the recommendations of the UR Rao Committee and the state fee committees, once their reports, Slash and costs of all schools B.

Among the prominent institutes, which is perhaps in the line of fire of the line Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (New Delhi), Jamnalal Bajaj Institute (Mumbai), Symbosis (Pune) and XLRI (Jamshedpur). There are over 600 institutions managing the AICTE, all may have to reduce their costs, less than Rs 40,000 per year, ministry officials sources said. Currently, fees range from 60000 to R RS 1.5 lakh.

The UR Rao Committee has already, with its recommendations, which were used by the ministry to justify its decision to reduce taxes on IIMS 80 per cent. A Ministry said government sources charges committees its recommendations to the AICTE within two months.

Calcutta: Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, came under the HRD scanner for the first time when ministry officials on Monday and requested that the Institute according to the records to verify whether it has participated with the admission test leak. But the Faculty IIM refused to surrender hard drives containing data.

“Both member of the team left its investigations and Tuesday morning. They had a three-hour conversation with me, and I told them what they wanted to know,” said Dinesh Kumar, Faculty and President CAT IIM-C.

But members of the Faculty are not happy about the visit. “The ministry sent a letter to the Institute last week, saying the two officials would be to study, and we were hands on their hard drive. That can not be allowed. At a meeting on Friday was voted Faculty unanimously, that officials could study longer, as she wanted, but they do not go hard, “said an officer Faculty.

The two officials were identified by visitors to department figures, the computer and check how the questions were formatted for the original CAT-examination. “They check in particular if we had destroyed most of the issue of paper use has been settled,” said a member of the Faculty.

Angewidert professors called the episode “Big farce”. “The ministry organizes the failure and attempts to transfer the debt and we try to prove we are not able to organize the review of our own” One of them said.

NEW DELHI: After the tax reduction of six IIMs, Ministry of HRD has its eyes on other B-schools in the countryside.

The ministry, the All-India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) to use the recommendations of the UR Rao fees and commissions of state, once their statements of the bar fees of all B-schools affiliates.

Some of the major institutes have, in the line of fire, the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Jamnalal Bajaj Institute, Mumbai, Symbiosis, Pune, and XLRI, Jamshedpur. There are more than 600 institutions managing the AICTE, all those interested in their bar fees to less than Rs 40000 per year, officials from ministries sources say.

While the UR Rao Committee recommendations are already, and was adopted by the HRD ministry to explain its decision to bar the six IIMs 80 per cent tax, the charge state committees have not yet submitted their reports to the AICTE. The department said the sources of these committees will be its recommendations within two months.

“Once the reports and recommendations are reviewed, the bar is AICTE fee for all institutions approved by it,” said a senior official of the HRD ministry. AICTE has the legal authority of the system of fees for all technical installations from him.

The tax committee, which is headed by a judge, were adopted by the AICTE by a Supreme Court order to streamline the structure of the tax and technical institutes.

Ministry officials said they had enough data and recommendations of previous committees, including the Committee’s report UR Rao, the tax helm technical institutes.