The Academic Council of Delhi University, chaired by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh, recently convened a pivotal meeting where essential decisions were made. The focus was on improving teaching quality and promoting permanent appointments. Prof. Singh highlighted the necessity for the university and its affiliated colleges to expedite the recruitment process for permanent positions on a regular basis, rather than relying on temporary faculty such as guest and ad hoc faculty. He also proposed the addition of nine new medical postgraduate courses.

This initiative aims to provide stability to the faculty and enhance the quality of teaching and research. The council approved several agendas related to medical education, research, and faculty development. In addition to expanding medical c

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