Bare ActsThe Maharashtra State Skills University Act, 2021.

Section 36

Powers and duties of Board of Counselling and Placement.

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The Board of Counselling and Placement shall have the following powers and duties, namely :- ( a ) to take necessary steps for promotion of students development activities in colleges and University departments ; (b) to establish links with corporates to promote various activities jointly with them ; ( c ) to take up activities in colleges and University departments to promote skills required for interviews and networking ; ( d ) to hold University level competitions, skills development workshops, interactive activities in order to bring the corporates and hiring agencies closer to the colleges, institutions and the University ; ( e ) to devise, develop and implement innovative schemes of students development including apprenticeship, on-job training, Earn and Learn Scheme, etc. ; ( f ) to take necessary measures to ensure participation of students in organizing, leading and attending all events related to internships and placements ; ( g ) to devise, develop and implement schemes of career counselling, psychological counselling and rehabilitation and upliftment of differently-abled students ; ( h ) to project and plan the activities to be carried out by the Counselling and Placement Committee ; (i) to prepare annual programmes of activities of the Board of Counselling and Placement and review the same periodically ; ( j ) to prepare the annual budget of the Board of Counselling and Placement ; ( k ) to oversee and monitor the activities of the Counselling and Placement Committee ; ( l ) to submit an annual report of working of Counselling and Placement Committee to the Governing Council ; ( m ) to undertake any other task as may be assigned by the University authorities to carry out the objectives of the Board of Counselling and Placement ;

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