<h5>Is Proton Business School Indore's Degree Invalid?</h5><p><strong><u>UPDATE - October 2012</u></strong>:</p><p>Dear Students/Prospects/Professionals/Readers:</p><p>As you are aware this article was published long ago, and there have been development on this matter in recent years. Based on the details received by Indore360 team, we have a written confirmaiton from the Proton Management about the following which will help you in your decision making:</p><ul><li>You may be happy to know that the honourable MP High Court vide its decision 13-09-2011 has approved the legality of all such said degrees.</li><li>The honourable Supreme Court, in a separate matter, has effectively cleared the validity of said degrees, as well, by allowing all such universities to continue enrollments for next sessions.</li><li>Proton has a confirmation from the Union Govt Ministry of HRD that specifically states that all such degrees are 100% valid irrespective of what happens to the University.</li></ul><p>In light of all these legal and technical truths, the following information is just for information purpose only. Please consider all facets of information, meet the faculty, ex-students, current students and other related to the Proton and any such other universities before making your final decision. Your MBA degree is a big decision and one of the biggest investment in your life - your due diligence is important and any one source of information can not be fully reliable to make such decisions. All the best!</p><p> <strong>Original Article published 21-Jan-2010</strong>:</p><p>This question is coming to the mind of many students who have enrolled in Management programs at Sandeep Manudhane's Proton Business School indore.</p><p>As part of the Central Government's program to eradicate black listed Deemed universities, Vinayaka Mission university is also invalid now. Indore, Yeshwant Plaza based Proton management institute is affiliated to Vinayaka Mission Research foundation, Tamilnadu. (See the full list of Derecognised Universities here:<a href="List-of-Dis-Recognised-Deemed-Universities.html"><font color="#4b85ac">List of Dis-Recognised Deemed Universities </font></a>).</p><p>Today, there are almost 400 students pursuing their MBA from Proton Business School. Now, once the central government's derecognisation of VMR foundation takes place, they will not be affiliated to any university.</p><p><img class=" size-full wp-image-1620" src="http://www.indore360.com/indore/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/proton_indore.jpg" border="0" width="434" height="195" /><br /><strong>Proton B-School Campus at Indore.</strong></p><p>Infact, Proton B-School has no details of VMR from their website. Probably this is done because of students's arguments about the affiliation of the college.</p><p>Indore students, and students from many other places have joined Proton. The fees for MBA program is approximately 6 lacs, whereas the limited seats programs at DAVV will cost approx. 1 lac. No one in the mangement team of Proton is answering these questions. I left a Question for Sandeep Manudhane on his twitter profile, and waiting for an answer.</p><p>Proton is also in Ahmedabad, which means not only Indore students, but the students in Ahmedabad will also be affected. </p>