According to K. Ponmudy, the University of Madras is considering constructing a new hostel to house 250 female students and renovating the campus’s centennial building. To increase administration transparency and enhance the learning environment for students, the government has allocated 150 crores.

An Overview

In response to demands made during the budget discussion, the Higher Education Minister, K. Ponmudy, announced on Friday that it is proposed to implement a management system integrated with enterprise resource planning software in all higher educational institutions.

To increase administration transparency and enhance the learning environment for students, the government has allocated 150 crores. Higher Education Minister K. Ponmudy declared in response to demands made during the budget discussion.

The department has proposed Internet access for 31 institutions; set up a skill training center at the Central Polytechnic College in Chennai for students with disabilities; erect mobility centers for electric vehicles in two colleges, including the women’s college in Coimbatore. A measure of ₹180 crores was allotted to develop framework offices in government schools; further, Mr. Ponmudy said.

End Note

The department has proposed building a women’s hostel and renovating the University of Madras’s centennial building to accommodate 250 students. The Minister had previously stated that various government programs had increased enrollment in higher education.