AICTE Alerts Students Against Fake MBA Degrees, Releases Notice

AICTE Notice Against Fake MBA Degrees: The All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) has recently released a notice warning students against fake MBA degree courses being offered in the country. 

The authority stated that some influencers and motivational speakers have been offering candidates a 10-day MBA course without approval from the higher regulatory bodies. 

As per the Supreme Court’s judgment, no institute or university is allowed to offer any technical courses including MBA and other management courses without the clearance or approval of AICTE. 

AICTE Statement On Fake MBA Degrees

“It is to notify all the stakeholders and students that the MBA course offered by such individuals/organizations is inappropriate” reads the notice. 

Some YouTube influencers and motivational speakers are trying to offer candidates a 10-day MBA crash course which is an attempt to misguide the young minds of the country. 

MBA is a two-year post-graduate degree course designed to provide an individual with advanced skills and knowledge in different factors of business and management, the notice further added. 

As claimed by the official sources, an MBA is an extravagant program and can not be completed in only 10 days.

The AICTE has warned students and young aspirants to be cautious and not fall for such fraud crash courses offered on any online platforms. 

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