| Public Information Officer (PIO) Principal Dr. Rekha Sharma Ph. No. 8569895047 | First Appellate Authority Sh. Ramesh Kumar Batra Director, JCMM Society |
The Right to Information Act (RTI) of 2005 gives citizens the right to access information about colleges and universities. The act promotes transparency and accountability in public institutions.
What does the RTI Act apply to?
- Colleges and universities established by law
- Colleges and universities owned, controlled, or financed by the government
What can students request under the RTI Act?
- Information about the functioning of the college or university
- Information about their education, such as graduation marksheets or degree certificates
How can students file an RTI request?
- Students can file an RTI request with the college or university
- Students can fill out an application and send it to the university after paying any required charges
What is the benefit of the RTI Act?
- The RTI Act helps students who may need intervention to be identified early
- The RTI Act helps promote transparency and accountability in public institutions