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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)
Submission Closed

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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Jai Bhagwan Kundu
Jai Bhagwan Kundu 10 years 1 week ago
DEAR SIR I want to give suggestion that there should be uniformity in syllabus among all states of India. I also give suggestion that history (6 to 12) subject will be rewrite and add Indian freedom fighters & indian culture in this subjects. thank JAI BHAGWAN KUNDU
Anjali Velhankar
Anjali Velhankar 10 years 1 week ago
I would like to suggest that basic cooking skills and if possible household chores as well to be made mandatory for all the students in school. Unless the household chores are shared equally by the male counterparts, the ladies cannot get out and work. If they go out and work, it is an additional responsibility apart from the household chores that they are taken for granted. The moms do not teach their boys to do anything in the house except watching TV and this leads to an imbalance of sorts.
m d rajendra jain
m d rajendra jain 10 years 1 week ago
Sir, with regard to distance education, in the past, the governing bodies' rivalry wreaked havoc on students of distance education offered even by banning recognized state universities under the pretext they were operating beyond their geographical area, ex. ICFAI MBA. Employers, even SBI, barred distance education MBAs from applying for managerial posts. If it is the case Govt.'s efforts to broad base education delivery will be defeated.
Jaideep Das
Jaideep Das 10 years 1 week ago
In govt schools now a days no of students are decreasing day by day mainly in the urban and semi urban areas. The main reason is there is no performance appraisal system in the govt education departments that's why for a primary teacher's post all qualified candidates will apply in lacs .Unless Performance measurement system is implemented whatever education policy is forming all will be useless...People are sure that if he or she can get in to govt schools/colleges they will work till 60 yrs...
Anand Gangdharan
Anand Gangdharan 10 years 1 week ago
2) After Class 10, licentiate should be awarded. This could be in technical education as followed in ITI or computer skills needed by industry or service industry skills like cash & store personnel, hospitality, medical technicians, clerical skills etc. After 14 years of study diploma should be awarded which should be advanced study after licenciate. After 16 years, bachelors degree should be awarded which should be advanced study after diploma.
Anand Gangdharan
Anand Gangdharan 10 years 1 week ago
1) Syllabus should be same throughout the country across all levels i.e. pre-school, primary, secondary, college/ITI, degree colleges. States should be allowed to set only local language syllabus. 2)We should follow 10+2+2+2+2 pattern. Upto Class 10 basics such as elemnetary maths, science, history, language, english, civics, environment and ethics should be taught.
shraddha srivastava_2
shraddha srivastava_2 10 years 1 week ago
I want to give suggestion that there should be uniformity in syllabus among all states of India so that all candidates can get selection in other states universities and colleges where they did not study. For example when you generally go for ad-hoc lecturer position in Delhi University colleges, they generally avoid the candidates out of Delhi because they have some superiority complex as their students or delhities only can teach better in the colleges.