Vice-Chancellor of Andhra University G Nageswara Rao told reporters here yesterday that his first priority is to make AU one of the best universities as it is necessary for it to be familiar with international ranking systems and their performance indicators.
Admitting that AU has been facing funds crunch for past few years, Rao said that the varsity has decided to organise Grand Alumni Meet on October 12, 2016 with around 20,000 former students. Donations from the alumni can make AU self-sufficient and it can be developed with alumni corpus fund.
Hence we are expecting best assistance from the alumni for the development of the university, he said.
Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu and few other ministers from state and union government will inaugurate the Alumni meet, he added.
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