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When a college or institution's INC (Institute of National Importance) status is dissolved , it generally means that the college no longer holds that specific recognition or designation. This can happen due to various reasons such as failure to meet certain standards or not maintaining the required infrastructure, faculty, or academic quality set by the governing bodies.

Now, regarding the SNRC (State/National Recognition and Certification) suitability :

• SNRC Suitability refers to whether the institution has been deemed suitable or recognized by state or national accreditation bodies such as the University Grants Commission (UGC), National Board of Accreditation (NBA), or others. This certification allows the institution to continue operating and offering degrees, although it may not have the higher prestige that comes with INC status.
  
  

• Effect on Running the College : The SNRC suitability might be sufficient for the college to continue running its programs and issuing degrees, but it may affect the college's reputation and perceived quality. This could potentially influence student interest, job placements, and overall rankings.

In short, while the college can still run with SNRC suitability, the dissolution of INC status may affect its prestige and long-term credibility. It's important to assess the accreditation status, faculty quality, infrastructure, and placement records when considering such an institution for admission.

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