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India's new education policy could create scope for Australian universities

The National Education Policy sets out a series of sweeping changes to university education in the country

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It would help deliver a school curricula that’s more flexible and multidisciplinary, and less exam-focused.

Craig Jeffrey | The Conversation
In recent days, the Indian government approved a new education policy — the first for 34 years. The policy comes after an expert group produced a draft report last year.

What’s in the policy?

The National Education Policy (NEP) is an impressive document. It would help deliver a school curricula that’s more flexible and multidisciplinary, and less exam-focused.
It is also ambitious: the Indian government plans to have 50% of 18-21 year olds enrolled in university by 2030, an almost doubling of enrolment in ten years.
Among many notable

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