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Improving State public universities

Improving State public universities
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Nearly 94% of students enrolled are in the state educational institutions. Improving the quality of State Universities is extremely significant. What kind of reforms agenda need to ...

Nearly 94% of students enrolled are in the state educational institutions. Improving the quality of State Universities is extremely significant. What kind of reforms agenda need to be worked so as to address the quality deficit in State institutions.

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Aditya Kumar
Aditya Kumar 11 years 6 months ago
The technical education should be Indian oriented. The polytechnics can be used to provide pre engineering course with practical bias. This will help in skill development and the basic qualification for first degree in engineering. Detailed paper can be submitted on request
Abhyudaya Adiga
Abhyudaya Adiga 11 years 6 months ago
The Union HRD Ministry can design a graded teaching module for graduates who aspire to be professors.Their promotion will be linked to the level of the training or teaching module completed In this way we can standardize quality of faculty throughout the country.All the universities must be run by professionals with proven track record.Let there be an open debate about VC selection.Feedback from the faculty and students must be obtained prior to the appointment..
Anirudh Satchitanand
Anirudh Satchitanand 11 years 6 months ago
1) Make syllabus based on the the current market or Industry requirement. Syllabus should be made in collaboration with Industry partners. 2) A lot of focus is needed on Developing Skills , hence skill based training should be given to students. 3) Exams conducted should focus more on applicability of knowledge than rote learning. 4) More Scholarships should be given to students from lower income backgrounds.
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