Section 7 of The Afrc Act 2007 — Admission
Bare section text
Official Legislative Text
Every admission to private unaided professional educational institution shall be made in accordance with the provisions of this Act or the rules made thereunder and every admission made in contravention thereof shall be void.
Educational Study Layer
Summary
- Every admission in a private unaided professional educational institution must comply with the provisions of this Act or the rules made under it.
- Any admission made in violation of the Act or its rules is completely void.
- The Act establishes that no informal or non-compliant admissions will be legally recognized.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. What is the legal status of an admission that violates the Act under Section 7?
Any admission made in violation of this Act or the rules made under it is completely void under Section 7.
2. Does Section 7 apply to private unaided professional colleges?
Yes, Section 7 explicitly states that every admission in a private unaided professional educational institution must follow the Act or its rules.
3. Can a college make direct admissions outside the rules if seats are vacant?
No, Section 7 requires all admissions to comply with the Act and its rules, meaning any non-compliant direct admission is void.
Practice Quiz
Q1.Under Section 7 of the Act, what is the legal status of an admission made in a private unaided professional educational institution that violates the Act's rules?
Q2.Under Section 7 of the Act, which type of institution must comply with the admission regulations to prevent its admissions from being declared void?
Q3.Under Section 7 of the Act, what happens to an admission that does not follow the rules made under this Act?
Q4.Under Section 4 and Section 7 of the Act, if a college violates admission rules, what action can the Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee recommend under its enforcement powers?