Cashless system of colleges in India
Keywords:
Awareness program, Cashless system, College administration, Digital transaction, Vittiya saksharta abhiyanAbstract
The UGC instructed all higher education institutions to go in for digital transactions. All universities authorities are instructed to take measures to stop cash transactions at the campuses. UGC asked to organize “vittiya saksharta Abhiyan” campaign in the campuses to create awareness among students. The present study is focused on the impact of the cashless system on students, parents, and colleagues.
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