4 Senior Managers Given The Sack Because Of Bogus Degree

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[TD] Bros relate a story here with you all, i am a vendor at one of the companies, when we went there we saw 4 senior managers being escorted out by security.

Apparently they were given the sack and asked to leave the company premises within 20 minutes

I was not sure what was going on, so i asked the hr staff there (my kaki), he said this was related to the Southern Pacific Unversity Scandal, that has been circulating. Company seemed to have found out they also had some people with that fake degree working for them and sacked them.

They were not only sacked but were given no compensation but also blacklisted in the industry for good.

After the situation was over after lunch all vendors were also given a letter with company letter head stating that any vendors hiring people or deemed to have subcontracted to people with dubious certifications will be liable for litigation by the company due to damage of reputation/incompetence and breach of contracts

People in business like me pls be careful as this type of thing big MNC will sue you until pants drop one if you are supplying MNC services as a SME as MNC very particular about this types of things

Please also don't ask me what company as i don't want to expose myself, but its good knowledge for all. Also please don't use bogus degree, once blacklist in industry very difficult to find job forever.

Anyways those sacked were all foreigners. Their salaries were those above $8K one per month

This is just an informative thread for all, take care
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...-deep-crisis/2012/03/20/gIQAzUOgdS_story.html

[h=1]India’s university system in ‘deep crisis’[/h]


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Unaccredited and often entirely fake colleges have sprung up all over India as demand for higher education accelerates. In the booming New Delhi suburb of Gurgaon, there are dozens of one-room shops offering degrees in engineering, management, pharmacy, nursing and computers. (Rama Lakshmi/WASHINGTON POST)
By Rama Lakshmi March 27, 2012
ALIGARH, India — After studying for two years to be a teacher, Anam Naqvi found out that the degree her school offers is worthless. Now, instead of attending classes and finishing a mandatory internship, she and her classmates protest every day outside the gate to their university in the northern city of Aligarh.
It is a story being replayed across many Indian cities. Poorly regulated, unaccredited and often entirely fake colleges have sprung up as demand for higher education accelerates, driven by rising aspirations and a bulging youth population.
“New colleges are mushrooming everywhere, but many are flouting norms,” said Nilofer Kazmi, director of the government’s regulatory commission for higher education. “Many are conducting courses that have no approval or accreditation from the government regulators.”
More than 5 million Indians enter the 15-to-24 age group every year, adding a demographic thrust to the demand for more colleges and universities. Properly educated and employed, these young people could bring the country a demographic dividend, the sort of surge in growth that buoyed many of the Asian “tiger” economies from the 1960s to the 1990s. But if India does not create high-quality colleges for its youths, it risks reaping a demographic disaster.
The higher education commission recently released a list of 21 “fake universities,” many of them no more than a mailing address or signboard hanging over a shop, temple or hole-in-the-wall office space. A government regulator that focuses on technical schools named 340 private institutions across India that run courses without its accreditation. Of more than 31,000 higher education institutions, only 4,532 universities and colleges are accredited.

“India’s university system is in a deep crisis,” said Devesh Kapur, director of the Center for the Advanced Study of India at the University of Pennsylvania, who has written extensively on the subject. “There are so many regulatory barriers to setting up a college or university that it deters honest groups but encourages those who are willing to pay bribes. Millions of young Indians will have high expectations, paper credentials, but will be poorly educated. We can be absolutely sure that it is not going to be pretty.”
A need for more schools
India aims to raise its college enrollment rate to 21 percent in five years, up from 13 percent now. In contrast, the enrollment rate is 23 percent in China and 34 percent in Brazil. Kapur said that to reach its target, India would have to open one new college every working day for the next four years.

With much of the government’s money directed toward combating rural illiteracy by boosting primary school education, the private sector has filled the gap for colleges. Even so, many of India’s colleges and universities — both private and public — face acute shortages of faculty, ill-equipped libraries, outdated curricula and poor infrastructure, according to a report last year by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry and Ernst & Young.
The government is working on at least nine higher education bills to reform the sector, including one that would enable international universities to set up campuses here. But two Indian rules — that universities operate as not-for-profit entities and that foreign universities must start with seed money of more than $11 million — might prove prohibitive. So far, only a few universities, including Virginia Tech and the University of California at Davis, plan to set up research centers in India.
Meanwhile in Aligarh, Naqvi and other students are consulting a lawyer to take Mangalayatan University, a private school, to court.
“Where do we go now? People laugh at us and say, ‘Oh, you are the ones with the useless degrees?’ ” said Naqvi, 22. “The university has played with our dreams. Now we are not even capable of dreaming.”
The university’s vice chancellor, S.C. Jain, said a delay in getting government approval for the teaching course was causing “anxiety among students.” But Vikram Sahay, a senior official in the education department in New Delhi, said that the university should not have begun classes without the approval and that the degrees are not valid.

Guaranteed ‘success’
The problems are not exclusive to private colleges.
In 2010, a government probe revealed that the state-run Rayalaseema University in southern India had awarded 2,660 doctorate degrees in just two years for subjects not taught there.
In the booming New Delhi suburb of Gurgaon, call centers and glitzy malls sit side by side with dozens of one-room shops offering degrees in engineering, management, pharmacy, nursing and computers through online courses with state and private universities. Workers roam the alleyways handing out pamphlets that promise quick and easy degrees. “Study centers” are often tiny, dimly lit offices. Executives frequently tell applicants there is no need to study.

“We guarantee 100 percent success,” Ram Babu, an executive of @IBM education center told an elderly man who had stopped by to ask about a business management degree for his niece. Babu showed the man brochures from private and government-run universities. “No matter what, we will place a business management degree in your hand from a reputed university that we are affiliated to.”
“You can go abroad, apply for jobs with these degrees. The certificate will not even say the words ‘distance education,’ ” Babu said.
Last month, activists in six states launched a campaign calling for a greater government role in monitoring higher education.
“The government must not abdicate its responsibility in creating knowledge. It must not turn it all over to profiteering businessmen,” said Anil Sadgopal, a leading education activist. “So many parents are selling their farmland and spending their life’s earnings to send their children to colleges that are nothing more than private shops.”

 

[laksaboy]

10 more years of Lee Hsien Loong, and a Southern Pacific University graduate will become a cabinet minister.

 

[winnipegjets]

You wonder why IDA is protecting that Ah Neh cheat?

 

[NanoSpeed]

10 more years of Lee Hsien Loong, and a Southern Pacific University graduate will become a cabinet minister.

By which time Southern Pacific University would be owned by Tamasick.

 

[NanoSpeed]

After the situation was over after lunch all vendors were also given a letter with company letter head stating that any vendors hiring people or deemed to have subcontracted to people with dubious certifications will be liable for litigation by the company due to damage of reputation/incompetence and breach of contracts

Does that mean Changi Business Park and Meville Park will turn into a ghostown soon ?

 

[OutoftheBlue]

Does that mean Changi Business Park and Meville Park will turn into a ghostown soon ?

Hello NanoSpeed is slow by my standards.

I am another decoy clone to bait the PAP IB to troll on my profile for the next 48 hours.

 

[laksaboy]

You wonder why IDA is protecting that Ah Neh cheat?

Because she is the tip of an iceberg. A deep and wide iceberg of excrement.

 

[GoldenDragon]

10 more years of Lee Hsien Loong, and a Southern Pacific University graduate will become a cabinet minister.

Isnt Pinky from that uni?

 

[adultstem]

Isnt Pinky from that uni?

Whether Pinky is, (s)he is a cabinet minister.

 

[winnipegjets]

By which time Southern Pacific University would be owned by Tamasick.

Which PAP minister will be made the Chancellor?

 

[halsey02]

Which PAP minister will be made the Chancellor?

There is a few in the parliament they can choose from, of the same colour, type & language.

 

[NanoSpeed]

I worry for Changi Business Park and the nearby condos.

The first time I entered CBP after many years, I seriously thought I was in Mumbai. I could hardly find a non-Indian in the vicinity.

Now I don't believe there are only 4 Indian expats in the whole of CBP who are "graduates" of the "prestigious" Southern Pacific University.

I expect to see more coming out of their holes when the Nisha-gate snowball into something really big.

 

[Logisex]

Southern Pacific University has been operating for donkey years and every Tom Dick & Harry know that they are bogus. This is a joke esp coming from a govt agency who is expected to have 'professional HR personnels' and all the resources in the world to do background checks.

 

[winnipegjets]

Southern Pacific University has been operating for donkey years and every Tom Dick & Harry know that they are bogus. This is a joke esp coming from a govt agency who is expected to have 'professional HR personnels' and all the resources in the world to do background checks.

That might be the plan ...have more of the fake qualified Ah Nehs to do the checks, thus letting in more Ah Nehs.

Sinkees working in IDA must refuse to do the work. Let the Ah Nehs blow themselves up.

 

[Logisex]

That might be the plan ...have more of the fake qualified Ah Nehs to do the checks, thus letting in more Ah Nehs.

Sinkees working in IDA must refuse to do the work. Let the Ah Nehs blow themselves up.

MNCs utilise independent vendors to do background checks. Its pretty obvious IDA neither want to do the work or outsource it

 

[eatshitndie]

no use. they'll just return as western pacific university graduates.

 

[tonychat]

no use. they'll just return as western pacific university graduates.

how about Southern Antarctica Iceberg University???

 

[Sharkey]

This list shows most in fact nearly all of them are from angmoh nations.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unaccredited_institutions_of_higher_education

It must be them that should be worried, not ahnehs who get them cheaper at home. Those mostly not recognised by ICA anyways.

 

[kezgtree]

I worry for Changi Business Park and the nearby condos.

The first time I entered CBP after many years, I seriously thought I was in Mumbai. I could hardly find a non-Indian in the vicinity.

Now I don't believe there are only 4 Indian expats in the whole of CBP who are "graduates" of the "prestigious" Southern Pacific University.

I expect to see more coming out of their holes when the Nisha-gate snowball into something really big.

....Some already call it Chenai B park(tongue in cheek)...LOL