Gujarat University is aiming for NAAC accreditation after six years. The university's decision to buy blazers for non-teaching staff without a formal tender has created controversy. Additionally, the university is dealing with a financial scandal and infrastructure issues. The NAAC inspection is scheduled for January 28-30, making this a crucial moment for the university.
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