you can file online RTI application with PI0 

Himalayan University'   as University is Approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Recognised by (UGC) University Grants Commission.

2) send it to Public Information Officer
Himalayan University Itanagar, Campus - 1
O/o The Registrar , Jullang Village, Near Central Jail, Papumpare Itanagar
Arunachal Pradesh PIN CODE - 791111

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The deemed universities, whether private or public are established by a government notification as required under Section 3 of the UGC Act, which states, “The Central Government may, on the advice of the Commission, declare, by notification in the Official Gazette, that any institution of higher education, other than a University, shall be deemed recognized to be a University for the purpose of this Act,...”

Arguably, the private deemed universities are “public authorities” within the meaning of Section 3 (h) (d) of the RTI Act, which states that “public authority means any authority or body or institution of self- government established or constituted by notification issued or order made by the appropriate Government”.

There are some ways to check the authenticity of your marksheet, such as:

• You can visit the official website of Himalayan University and log in with your student ID and password to access your student portal. There you can view and download your marksheet and other academic records.
• You can contact the Himalayan University directly by phone, email, or post and request them to verify your marksheet. You may have to provide them with your name, roll number, course name, year of passing, and a copy of your marksheet.
• You can send a legal notice to the Himalayan University demanding the verification of your marksheet and the issuance of a certificate of authenticity. You may have to hire a lawyer for this purpose and pay the applicable fees.

As for filing an RTI for verification of your marksheet, it may not be possible or easy to do so, as private universities are not directly covered under the RTI Act. According to the RTI Act, only those public authorities that are established or constituted by or under the Constitution, by any other law made by Parliament, by any other law made by State Legislature, by notification issued or order made by the appropriate Government are obliged to provide information under the RTI Act. However, some private entities can also be covered under the RTI Act if they are substantially financed by the appropriate Government or if they perform a public function or duty.

Private deemed universities can be considered as public authorities under the RTI Act, as they are established by a notification issued by the Central Government on the advice of UGC and they receive substantial funds from the Government in various forms. However, this may not apply to all private universities, especially those that are not deemed universities or do not receive any Government funding. Therefore, you may have to check whether Himalayan University falls under any of these categories before filing an RTI.

If you decide to file an RTI for verification of your marksheet from Himalayan University, you may have to follow these steps:

• First, you have to find out the appropriate authority or body that can provide you with the information. It may be either the UGC or the Ministry of Education or any other competent authority that regulates or oversees the functioning of Himalayan University.
• Second, you have to draft an RTI application in a prescribed format and pay the requisite fee of Rs. 10/- either online or offline. You have to mention your name, address, contact details, information sought, and reason for seeking information. You also have to attach a copy of your marksheet and any other relevant documents.
• Third, you have to submit your RTI application either online or offline to the designated Public Information Officer (PIO) of the concerned authority or body. You have to obtain an acknowledgement receipt and keep a copy of your application for future reference.
• Fourth, you have to wait for a response from the PIO within 30 days from the date of receipt of your application. If you do not receive any response or receive an unsatisfactory response, you can file an appeal with the Appellate Authority within 30 days from the expiry of the initial period or from the receipt of the response.
• Fifth, if you are still not satisfied with the response or do not receive any response from the Appellate Authority within 30 days, you can file a second appeal with the Central Information Commission (CIC) or the State Information Commission (SIC) within 90 days from the date on which the decision should have been made by the Appellate Authority or was actually received by you.

All private colleges and schools, whether aided or unaided, will come covered under the RTI and they have been directed to appoint public information officers (PIOs) and appellate authorities as provided under the Act.

There are a lot of private organizations which are solving this problem for students. However, students are not aware that they can carry out marksheet verification by filing an RTI application. Under the Right to Information Act of 2005, it is possible to ask for verification of certificates from the university.

To file RTI against any public or private university, UGC (University Grants Commission), School, or College you need to write an RTI Application in Hindi, English, or any official language of the area with all the details and send it to the concerned authority.

Dear Client
Verification of Marksheet:
To verify the authenticity of your marksheet from Himalayan University, you can take the following steps:

a. Contact the University: Start by reaching out to the university directly through their official website or contact information. Many universities have a dedicated section for verification of documents on their websites. You can inquire with them about the process and fees, if any, for document verification.

b. UGC/AICTE: You can also check with the University Grants Commission (UGC) or the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), as applicable, to confirm the university's recognition and affiliation. They may have information on whether Himalayan University is a recognized institution.

Filing an RTI:
If you believe that the marksheet might be fake, and you want to obtain information about the university through the RTI Act, you can follow these general steps:

a. Determine the Appropriate Authority: Identify the public authority that has jurisdiction over the university. For private universities, you may need to file the RTI with the UGC since they oversee higher education in India.

b. Prepare the RTI Application: You can prepare the RTI application in the format prescribed by the relevant authority. Typically, this involves providing your details, specifying the information you seek, and paying the required application fee.

c. Online RTI Portal: Some government bodies offer online RTI filing services. You can visit the official RTI portal and follow the instructions to file your RTI application online. Make sure to select the appropriate ministry/entity, in this case, the UGC.

d. Pay the Fee: Pay the application fee online, if applicable. The fee can vary depending on the type of information sought.

e. Track Your Application: After filing the RTI, you can track the status of your application through the online portal.

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To check the private university has valid certificate or not first check with UGC.

Kindy check with link https://www.ugc.gov.in/  most of the your doubts will be clear.

- You can check the approval of the said course from the UGC website.

- Further, after filing an RTI application before the UGC , you can get property details of that university regarding the affiliation of this course.