the Concurrent List, in terms of the provisions contained in Part XI of the Constitution, the Supreme Court in the State of Maharashtra 's case (supra) has held that once recognition is granted by the NCTE under Section 14(6) of the Act, every University or the Examining Body is obliged to grant affiliation to such institution and contrary provisions, if any, in the University Act or in any other legislature to that extent shall not apply to such cases. The decision mandates the grant of NOC or affiliation by the State Govt. or a University, as the case may be, to an institution which has been recognized by the Central Authority, namely, the NCTE under the Act. [20]. The NCTE granted recognition to the appellants on 2.12.2006 subject to the condition of their appointing qualified staff through duly constituted Selection Committee and as per the norms of NCTE/State Govt./Affiliating University. The Affiliating University, namely, the MDU conducted the inspection of each college and after pointing out certain shortcomings accorded 'provisional' affiliation to the appellants on 7.12.2006 with a clear stipulation that the teaching faculty was required to be recruited by these colleges within a period of three months which was to be verified by the University failing which the registration of the students of defaulting colleges shall not be made/allowed (emphasis applied). In other words, while granting provisional affiliation to the appellants on 7.12.2006, they were also permitted to admit students though the teaching faculty was required to be recruited before 6.3.2007 to the satisfaction of the University Inspection Team.