Academicians point out that the MKU College formed in 1994, on the contrary, is in a ‘twilight zone’ as it is neither considered a constituent college nor a government-aided / government college. A senior MKU official said that in the State-level review meeting of universities held in Chennai on June 11, the Higher Education Secretary demanded details of MKU College to examine if it could also be converted into a government institution. “Though MKU controls the administration, expenses of the college is met mainly with the fees collected from students,” a senior faculty member said. P. Murugesan, Associate Professor, Department of Business Administration, said the fee collected is almost equivalent to that of many self-financing college. According to the faculty members, the unique status of the college has hindered the development of infrastructure and appointment of regular staff.
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