Hey!

National education policy 2020 has been approved by the cabinet and would be implemented soon. Under this policy, big changes have been done in schooling, exam pattern and higher education which includes discontinuation of m. Phil. There are no such changes in b tech. For more information you can go through this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.careers360.com/nep-2020-school-education-new-structure-changes-in-board-exams/amp

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Hello,

The new education system focuses focused more on entrance exam more than board exams.  It focuses on how the students will be skilled so that they can perform better in higher studies.

There is no much benefit for 12th pass out students but there will be less entrance exam. Before it was like multiple entrance exam for admission into single degree or UG course.

Students who opt out of college due to various reasons will get certificate even they don't clear the full course.

1 year drop out - certificate in discipline , 2 year drop out or 3 year - diploma or bachelor's degree respective to degree duration.

There will be more importance in mother tongue or regional language.  Education process will be more digitalized and will be available online. Many process like assignment, quiz test can be given online.

Hope it helps!

The new education system just got a approval from the Cabinet Ministry yesterday.  Now to implement it first we have to improve the condition of government schools and train every teachers, principals across all universities and institutions to be able to teach with new policy. Also UGC & AICTE has to be merged .

This all process will happen step by step and the government i.e. Education Ministry will inform about the update time to time. But it won't be implemented soon, will take a couple of years.

Hope it helps

Hey!

Modern education system in India bagan after 60 years of British rule. Before that, education was provided by the Gurus and Madrassas on the basis of caste system like education was given to brahamans, vaishyas and kshtriyas and was not provided to shudras. During colonial period, Britishers started providing modern education to Indians, and the agents were

1. The British Government (East India Company)
2. Christian missionaries
3. Indian intellectuals and reformers

Then, there was dispute between language, type of education (traditional/western/ etc.

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hi aspirant ,

First of all would be improving the basic infrastructure in school education, It would be my first priory because that’s where the confidence of education system comes.

2.  Would be an investment in feature and I think features, their training, their teacher training universities Etc. That would be the second thing. Because finally it’s the teacher who finally run the system & it’s your quality of feature that can have impact, the education what we provide.

3.  Bringing more creativity into the system.

4. It is society if you value your teacher more then we do both in term of financial incentives, social status etc.

5. Fundamentally over whole the assessment system I think our current evaluation & assessment system is based on entirely road learning.

I think these are the things we need to provide to change in high quality system.

Atishi Marlena
Indian Politician (AAP), Educator, Political Activist and MLA