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Inputs on Draft National Education Policy 2016

Inputs on Draft National Education Policy 2016
Start Date :
Jun 29, 2016
Last Date :
Oct 01, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India is sharing some inputs on the Draft National Education Policy (NEP), 2016. Views and suggestions are solicited from ...

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dhana sekaran
dhana sekaran 10 years 6 days ago
When this education gives no hope for anything but just confusion, it is time to revamp it completely. Make education government body at all levels, schools, colleges, universities,let it have poor infrastructure but please dont give it to money makers. We don't want unending rote memory education,why would any one have to memorize anything when everything is accessible everytime. Please change education system completely,atleast new genaration use the mind and not be slaves
Ramanuj Mitra
Ramanuj Mitra 10 years 6 days ago
1. Courses on the history of (post-independence) India should be developed and taught. The new generation must learn from previous mistakes and develop an early aptitude to thinking anew about critical issues of national importance. 2. The policy to not fail students at all (CBSE) is backfiring. India will end up with a mediocre work force by 2035. This must be changed. Rather, primary education system should be improved with more teachers and funds and altering the current course structure.
dhana sekaran
dhana sekaran 10 years 6 days ago
At least 50% who enroll for grade 1 don't make it to 8th grade, pathetic situation of our education.One side middle class parents die whole life to making both ends to meet for unsure future of children in private schools and the under privileged parents never worry whether their children study or not in THE GREAT GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS.Neverthless we will be always be poor country
nagarajan
nagarajan 10 years 6 days ago
Sir,Like other countries, whoever complete their degree any specialisation,they have to pass licensure exam.Govt.should not consider d basic degree to practice.If any one want to practice they have to pass in competitive exam.Many of d under developed countries r following it.We have to make mandatory in india.Also many universites are starting new courses without knowing about the future of the students.That becomes unemployment in the country.For Eg.Biotechnology,biomedengg course.
Pradhuman Khuman
Pradhuman Khuman 10 years 6 days ago
Primary and secondary me bachche ko naitik shikshan dene ke lie retired senior teacher dvara lecture kaa aayojan ho...aur use syllabus kaa hissa bahaya jana chahie...bachho ko primary se hi nava char ki aur badhana...
Debi Prasad Mishra
Debi Prasad Mishra 10 years 6 days ago
My suggestions 1.Education based on knowledge not memory 2.Research based education encouraged with clamping on fraud institutions where research is last priority. 3. Topics on Indian culture and society should be mandatory. 4.Denouncing of commercialization of institutes and develop institute industry collaboration for practical and employable human resources. 5.Developing a huge asset of good teachers by foreign collaboration or good salaries. 6.Mandatory military training and education
Abhijit Pande
Abhijit Pande 10 years 6 days ago
Reduce the clutter of "rote" education from class 1 - 12. Kids do not need 10 years of learning hindi,english grammar and literature, Social Studies. If they need it, they can get it from the library. They need focused training to 1. Develop mental capabilities in logical reasoning, maths 2. Communication skills in a global language 3. Abilities to locate information, solve problems 4. Build connections and get outcomes Stop wasting time of students and focus on what matters
Rajkumar L Kankariya
Rajkumar L Kankariya 10 years 6 days ago
Analysis of results of Municipality school, Where results are very poor and infrastructure is very bad, Can we make it mandatory for corporate India to take care of such schools and results will improve, as a part of social responsibility...
Shivanand tippa
Shivanand tippa 10 years 6 days ago
Reservation is surely one of the greatest causes for which our country is lagging behind. a country cannot prosper with under qualified students and professionals producedby public money. where quality and merit is denied then how we can become progressive and compete with other countries as it createsa large imbalance in the way of progress.