Today is the first working day of the fiscal year 2023-24. The Indian economy, notwithstanding its immediate and long-term challenges, has finished fiscal year 2022-23 on a much better note than most economies. In the neighbourhood, Sri Lanka and Pakistan are facing a severe economic crisis. The Chinese economy was reeling under the disruption of […]
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Mar
Mar
In 2014 elections that cleared the Congress government out of power and established Narendra Modi, a proposition was made to build up to two universities in the Rae Bareily parliamentary constituency of Congress pioneer Sonia Gandhi—one a flying establishment and the other a ladies’ university. This is one more case of political interference over sound educational planning in Indian higher education.
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Mar
Mar
One of the key goals of India’s draft National Education Policy is to build the gross enrollment ratio (GER) in higher education to in any event 50 percent by 2035. Since the current GER remains at simply 26.3 percent, multiplying it in the following 15 years will involve noteworthy arranging, change, and supported usage. Right […]
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Apr
Apr
“There is an urgent need to evaulate Indian Higher Education from ground zero to curb the gap between the Industry and Education Sector” – Eknath T. Bayas India is a developing country with ample human resources available. With 1.2 billion-plus population how much of these resources are effectively used is the billion-dollar question! The same […]
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Apr
Apr
Higher education allows one to pursue a career that interests and inspires them. Higher job satisfaction also comes from higher income, better employment benefits, and more advancement opportunities to the young generations. The higher education system in the country is the building block of the community and society. All the policymakers and the money men […]
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Mar
Mar
Today, higher education faces more challenges and questions about its performance especially when it to accreditation Because of more noteworthy requests from citizens, who need to be certain the specialists that treat them, the architects that assemble their urban communities and the scholastics that propose their arrangements are acceptable; the public sector, compelled to dole […]
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Jan
Jan
The higher education department of Odisha declared in a notice that the governing bodies or overseeing boards of trustees of all non-government helped degree colleges have been broken up with the exception of self-ruling universities and universities set up by minority networks. The Odisha government on Friday broke up the governing collections of all non-government […]
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Jan
Jan
Management institutes in India have been increased many folds in the last decade. It is also the need for a growing Indian and World business scenario. Management institutes in the cities are comparatively in a comfortable position as compared to those in rural areas. Rural Institutes are witnessing many differences and challenges while dealing in […]