India opens doors for Overseas Universities under New Education Policy 2024.
India has opened its doors to overseas universities under the new education policy during the global outbreak Covid-19. The esteemed universities of the world will now able to open their campuses into the India.
This help India to stopped his young talent in the country itself, and the country’s economy will also get a large boost. This decision was taken below the statement of new education plan after 34 years at a cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Demand for a new education Policy has been felt in the nation for the last almost a decade but work on it began in 2015, once the government constituted a committee headed by TRS Subramaniam.
The report given by the Committee in 2016 the ministry has given a broader view to study in 2017, former ISRO leader Dr. K. Still another committee led by Kasturirangan shaped that gave its report on 31 May 2019.
Last education policy was formulated in 1986. Later some alterations were made in 1992.
Higher Education Secretary Amit Khare told reporters Wednesday that the government will give the world’s highest ranked universities the chance to start their very own campuses in India.
Also read | National Policy on Education 1986 (NPE-86)?
It’s stated that the Simple Fact is additionally working behind this conclusion of the authorities that each and every year and a half lakh students go to study abroad. To try it, he spends huge quantities of billions of dollars abroad.
But critics of the Decision also say why top-class universities would like to start their campuses in India, when the Indian government has already set a maximum commission under its new education policy. And, now universities will not able to increase fees.
In Addition, that PM Modi in Addition to the abandoned Leaders of the nation was opposing the attempts of the past Governments to allow foreign schools in India. But now the situation has changed.
Related Topics
- Recommendations of the National Policy of Education, 1986 and Program of Action.
- Salient Features of Consumer Protection Act 1986.
- Administrative Tribunals in India.
