NEP-2020 will empower children with skills: VP
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Wednesday said that education is the greatest catalyst for change and the foundation for establishing equality in society.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Wednesday said that education is the greatest catalyst for change and the foundation for establishing equality in society.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan will inaugurate the event, which aims to share innovative approaches and best practices for NEP-2020, providing a collaborative platform for all stakeholders involved in higher education.
School curriculum is changing with the passage of time and new courses are being added to upgrade students with the latest courses. With insistence on practical aspects in the NEP 2020, students are encouraged to be hands-on.
The Statesman asked a bachelor’s student, a PhD student, and a professor about their thoughts on UGC’s announcement that four-year UG degree graduates will be able to sit for the NET exams
As per the official, the aim is to improve the quality of education at all levels by infusing quality and excellence in teachers and teaching.
The draft regulation by UGC brings a glimmer of hope for area study programmes to develop fully in India. Through this initiative Indian higher education will attract foreign students as well as academicians to do research in the country. Western scholars and academicians are always interested in studying and understanding the non-West, especially the Asian continent. Subjects such as South Asian Studies, Southeast Asian Studies, Chinese studies, Japanese studies etc. can attract the West to establish their institutions in India
In the current academic year, the UoH has received a total of 1,512 applications from ICCR -- a 5 to 6 fold increase compared to the last few years. Apart from this, about 45 applications have also been received from self-supporting foreign nationals.
Prime Minister will launch the Academic Bank of Credit that will provide multiple entry and exit options for students in Higher education.
Meanwhile, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced Artificial Intelligence as a subject in class IX from session 2019-2020 and in Class-XI from session 2020-2021 in their affiliated schools.
The weapons industries suddenly discovered their triggers were hopeless and absurd; guns, missiles and tanks gathered dust and drones groaned as their redundancy seemed so absurd in an abnormal world. The fighter planes looked like installation art on public display. It was of course the era of the New Normal
