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India’s higher education system

India’s higher education system is one of the largest globally, with a vast network of colleges and universities. Significant reforms have been implemented to enhance access, equity, and quality. Recent initiatives include the establishment of new central universities, IITs, IIMs, and NITs, and the launch of the National Mission on Education through ICT. Despite these advancements, challenges such as ensuring quality, improving governance, and addressing faculty shortages remain. The focus on vocationalization, curriculum reforms, and use of IT aims to make higher education more relevant and inclusive.

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Reforming India’s Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities
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Reforming India’s Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities

India's higher education system is one of the largest in the world. It includes prestigious institutions like the Indian Institutes…
Posted by Shemaila Eram May 27, 2024

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