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Introduced in July 2020, the New Educational Policy aims to promote equity and inclusion through education. Built around the guiding principles of traditional Indian knowledge system with modern-day aspirations, NEP 2020 is set to transform the educational landscape in the country, making it more holistic and driven towards innovation. “The policy presents a modern, future-oriented objective aimed at revolutionizing India’s higher education system, focusing astutely on essential elements,” states an article published in Firstpost.
NEP 2020 is definitely ambitious in its outlook as it aims to double the GER in higher education from 26.3 per cent (2018) to 50 per cent by 2035 while improving quality of Higher Education Institutions (HEI). It has already had a significant impact on colleges and universities across the country as they implement new strategies to raise the bar for higher education. From a flexible curriculum to interdisciplinary approach to learning, emphasis on research to promoting innovation; there are several ways in which it can drive India to be a global education hub.
As NEP 2020 focuses on making higher education more accessible and equitable, it is also geared towards more transparency and accountability. Importantly, it has brought several new opportunities for institutions of higher learning to restructure, consolidate, and take the educational experience for students to the next level.
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