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UGC CARE aims to maintain standards and quality in Indian higher education. It works to ensure academic integrity by maintaining a list of approved journals. Registering journals with UGC CARE benefits publishers and universities by validating the quality and peer-review process of listed journals.

UGC CARE
Presented by
Mr.Karthick J.

• Initiatives by MHRD toward the academic
integrity
• About UGC CARE
• Objectives ,structure and functioning of UGC
CARE
• What are the benefits of following CARE
protocol
• Registering with UGC CARE
• How to recommend journals to care

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