new delhi with some elite central universities yet to seek accreditation the government on friday favoured that they go for it and had a unanimous agreement on the issuethe issue came up at a conference of the vice chancellors of central universities here on friday chaired by hrd minister kapil sibal where there was unanimous agreement regarding the need for accreditation of the varsities to advance academic quality and act as examples for the higher education sector in india said a hrd ministry statementthe development assumes significance given the fact that national accreditation regulatory authority bill which mandates all institutes to seek accreditation is stuck in parliament hampering governments aim to ensure qualitycentral universities like delhi university jawaharlal nehru university jamila milia islamia are some of the prestigious universities among others who are not accredited so farproviding benefit to the students the meet also agreed to collaborate on student mobility by way of credit sharing as well as sharing of courses between universities faculty etcthe problems faced by the central universities especially with regard to filling up the vacant faculty positions and autonomy regarding allocation of faculty posts were deliberated uponaccording to the statement it was agreed that while individual problems could be settled through internal mechanisms common problems like absence of pension portability under the national pension scheme in the central universities set up after 2004 could be taken up at the level of governmentthe central universities agreed to implement uniform accounting standard as recommended by the institute of chartered accountants of india icai