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The real higher education reforms

India needs excellence in higher education with employability

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Amarjeet Sinha
The youth in India want quality higher education that leads to decent employment. The gross enrolment rate in universities, including the distance mode, is nearly one-third and likely to touch 50 per cent by 2030. The dream of education in foreign universities remains strong in spite of the falling rupee. There is a dearth of institutions and courses that offer employable, quality opportunities for larger numbers.
 
The new National Education Policy 2020 lays down a pathway for flexibility with no rigid separation between the arts and sciences, extensive use of technology, multilingualism, life skills, full equity and inclusion, multi-disciplinarity, holistic
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