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Delhi Cabinet Approves Bill to Allow Private Universities With 25% Local Student Quota

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The Delhi Cabinet has cleared a new bill that would permit the establishment of private universities in the capital. The proposed legislation includes a mandatory 25% reservation for students from Delhi. The bill also incorporates provisions for strict government oversight of these institutions. The move is aimed at expanding higher education access while maintaining regulatory control in the city.

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