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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)
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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srinivas
10 years 1 day ago
it a time to bring the necessary changes in our NEP it should be focus on all round development of children.like arts,crafts,and sports. but the parents are worrying about the job opportunities of there children if they choose other than studies from the government side it should be change.the new national educational policy should give assurance to the parents to choose other fields like sports.
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SHEKHAR SALUNKE
10 years 1 day ago
RESPECTED MY SUGGESTIONS ARE ATTACHED HEREWITH AS A PDF FILE.
THANK YOU,
TRUSTWORTHY,
MR. SHEKHAR SALUNKE
mygov_14728282961354657.pdf
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Kriti Gangwar
10 years 1 day ago
Here are some point wise suggestions (to various points and sections in the policy)
#NationalEducationPolicy, #MHRD, #MyGov
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SHEKHAR SALUNKE
10 years 1 day ago
RESPECTED SIR, MY SUGGESTIONS FOR THE REVAMP OF NEP IS ATTACHED HEREWITH AS A PDF FILE.
THANK YOU,
MR. SHEKHAR SALUNKE
mygov_14728279891354657.pdf
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Venkataraman veera
10 years 1 day ago
In the liberalized world of today, we have to confirm to world standards in education too. In a vast country like ours, we must standardize our education, thus, opening employment opportunities in the country&world over. It will demolish our politicalized, backdated system of learning, varying from state to state. The difficulties experienced by masses from the village to the national level will be only temporary worth facing for the greatest benefit of all.
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unnikrishnan nair m
10 years 1 day ago
Education system/syllabus must be according to global level with uptodate knowledge. Every child must get education irrespective of rich poor. The chances would be according to merit and not as per region/religion/cast etc. The education policy may be prepared in such a way that we can have 100% literacy in our entire country. Now it is only limited to a few states. Management, teachers should be well qualified/experienced free from all evils which can produce good citizens.
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PRODIP RUDRA
10 years 1 day ago
Suggestion of our education system,India is a developing country in the whole world, but now looking for develop country.now education system is very poor our lower label in India.Our Indian children has n't touched in education system between age 5 to 15 years old.So I wants to know about national education policy, it right think about for decision make to India as strong attitude.this system are grow also strong top to bottom our nation.
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unnikrishnan nair m
10 years 1 day ago
Education policy is need to make uniform throughout the country. It is seen that Private institutions are charging very hefty fees (say about Rs. one lakh for a nursery child) in our country which is very discouraging. Our education has become totally and business oriented. Inspite of hefty fees,more burden of teaching wards is on parents.There must be strict law in this direction.Now a days students may be more knowledge, but morality is diminished. Moral science must be a compulsory subject.
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Kriti Gangwar
10 years 1 day ago
More emphasis is required on vocational training.
Education should be divided into certain categories:
1. Conventional/Vital/basic course
2. Tailor-made courses for observed talent
Secondly, art and craft, sports and other co-curricular activities should contribute to final grades else students are pushed into putting more hours into rote-learning sometimes cutting into and sidelining their physical activity.
Training for specially abled students needs in-depth thought.
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Tilak Jha
10 years 1 day ago
Suggestions relate to higher educ.:
1. On the lines of UPSC, form a national education commission and select people as lecturer to work in central universities. Give a year or two probation after that and thereafter give them enough salary to stick to the profession. The universities across the country including central ones like JNU, DU and BHU are den of corruption and favouritism in all aspects including academic hiring - exceptions apart. It will never change unless this is done.
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