Which of the following is NOT a function of the National Higher Education Regulatory Council (NHERC) as outlined in the National Education Policy 2020 ?

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  1. Adjudicating complaints or grievances arising from public disclosures made by Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).
  2. Replacing multiple regulatory agencies to serve as the single-point regulator for Higher Education (excluding medical and legal education).
  3. Monitoring the progress of Institutional Development Plans (IDPs) and providing funding accordingly.
  4. Regulating higher education in a "light but tight" manner to ensure financial probity and good governance.

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Option 3 : Monitoring the progress of Institutional Development Plans (IDPs) and providing funding accordingly.
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The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 proposed the establishment of a unified regulatory structure for higher education in India through the Higher Education Commission of India (HECI). This body will have four independent verticals, each with distinct functions.

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  • Monitoring Institutional Development Plans (IDPs) and providing funding accordingly is not a function of the NHERC. This role falls under a separate vertical of HECI called the Higher Education Grants Council (HEGC).
  • The HEGC is responsible for disbursing grants, monitoring IDPs, and ensuring financial support aligns with institutional goals.
  • The NHERC's main role is to regulate higher education in a “light but tight” framework, meaning it ensures compliance with standards (like governance, academic quality, and financial transparency) while avoiding excessive control.
  • It is also meant to replace multiple existing regulators and work as a single-point authority to reduce duplication and improve coherence.
  • It can adjudicate grievances arising from institutional practices, including public disclosures.

Hence, the correct answer is Monitoring the progress of Institutional Development Plans (IDPs) and providing funding accordingly.

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