The government has approved a bill to set up a single higher education regulator, which will oversee various aspects of education such as regulation, accreditation, and professional standards.
This new commission will have a significant impact on the education sector, bringing about much-needed reforms and improvements. Medical and law colleges, however, will not fall under its purview.
The establishment of this regulator is expected to enhance the overall quality of education, making it more competitive and aligned with global standards.
With this move, the government aims to create a more structured and efficient education system, which will ultimately benefit students and institutions alike, paving the way for a brighter future in higher education, with improved outcomes and opportunities.




