It is high time that Government of India allows Corporate Companies or MNCs beyond a certain revenue to start their own diploma programs, as per their needs, syllabus duly approved by UGC. These companies may allow +2 students to apply for their degree program, based on marks scored in Higher Secondary or based on their own entrance and interview. These programs should be accepted across industries, as it is approved by Government. MoU can be signed between government universities and the industry. But still big corporates should be allowed to conduct their own degree programs, if they wish, based on their agenda, since it will meet their requirements and more advantageous to them. Not full fledged university, but certain very sophisticated programs. The purpose of these programs is to give Corporates a free hand to select the best talent, give training and recruit them. This will hugely benefit the students. Suppose Samsung wants to start a Diploma or Degree program, say B.Tech in Cellphone Technology. Is there a better place than Samsung Company itself to learn with in-house experience to every phase and detail. No university can provide such learning experience even with MoUs. Advantage for Samsung is they can get best talent in India and do some research on cellphone technology.
The best way for MNCs to admit students is through Engineering cut off itself in Anna University for tamilnadu, combining their seats they allocate with seats provided by tamilnadu colleges, through single window counseling.
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