In private colleges across Madhya Pradesh, including Gwalior, teachers and non-teaching staff will no longer be paid in cash. The Higher Education Department has made salary payments mandatory through bank accounts. Colleges applying for recognition for a new session, the introduction of new courses, or continued affiliation will be required to provide proof of salary payments. Failure to comply with regulations and providing incorrect informati…
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In private colleges across Madhya Pradesh, including Gwalior, teachers and non-teaching staff will no longer be paid in cash. The Higher Education Department has made salary payments mandatory through bank accounts. Colleges applying for recognition for a new session, the introduction of new courses, or continued affiliation will be required to provide proof of salary payments. Failure to comply with regulations and providing incorrect informati…