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Addressing regional disparity

Addressing regional disparity
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Ensuring access to higher education is critical to mobilising greater participation thereby increasing the Gross Enrolment Ratio. How can we address the issue of skewed access to ...

Ensuring access to higher education is critical to mobilising greater participation thereby increasing the Gross Enrolment Ratio. How can we address the issue of skewed access to higher education which will reduce existing regional disparities and why have existing schemes failed to resolve these gaps.

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A Bala Subramanian
A Bala Subramanian 11 years 5 months ago
( conti.. fron the second post) . Initially for 2 years, it will be little tight for the teachers, but once, properly learned and experienced, the teachers can take care of the rest. Appointment of able and dedicated teachers is a must. For the appointment of qualified teachers( minimum ,atleast a Master degree in their domain & M.Ed, full time preferably), reservation may be followed. But promotions should be based on self-upgradation & performance. No politics in this. Yours sincerely, ABS
Subrata Saha
Subrata Saha 11 years 5 months ago
Govt. / Corporates should give more importance / publicity to the OLYMPIAD examinations. Students who are representing India in Olympiads shall be given direct admission to their preferred institutions.
A Bala Subramanian
A Bala Subramanian 11 years 5 months ago
(conti... from the previous post) from 8th standard onwards, Let the student be deciding, what to learn. Please stick on to a 3 language policy there after and give importance to science and Maths.Instead of history and geography or social studies, Introduce a subject on Indian Civic rights, Human rights and Indian Law( Basics). Include all the Indian history info and other things in their Mother tongue subject(Paper 1 on Prose, Paper 2 on Poems and Advanced level Grammer of mother tongue).
Subrata Saha
Subrata Saha 11 years 5 months ago
My son is studying in class X and I am surprised to see that all the bright students are forced (by the environment) to opt for engineering degree in IIT. The education system and the entrance examination system for IIT also forced the students to take extra coaching in institutes FIITJEE, ALLEN, RESONANCE, AKASH etc. Therefore, these facilities are available to the people resides in towns depriving the poor villagers. There should be some method to evaluate the intelligent students from village
Abhishek Krovvidi
Abhishek Krovvidi 11 years 5 months ago
Why students from the rural areas drop out of school or fail in high school attributes to the education they gained in the past.Their basics are weak.Hence they are not able to cope up with higher education.And this leads to distress and depression. Various reasons can be given.Teachers themselves may not be talented. Proper and regular training if given to teachers can bring about a change.Access to higher education can be possible through technology.Connection through internet can give results
A Bala Subramanian
A Bala Subramanian 11 years 5 months ago
For the past 40 years in Tamil Nadu, our Children are denied the opportunity to learn Hindi, officially in schools. (Hell with the two language policy here, Politicians here played the spoil sport). Please change the laws all over India uniformly, to have a four language policy,(1. Mother tongue, 2. English,3. Hindi,4. Any foreign language( Mandarin or German or French or Japanese) and implement firmly from LKG upto 7th standard).That is the correct age to learn more languages and with YOGA.
Praneel Datla
Praneel Datla 11 years 5 months ago
Make Universities generate revenue by creating and selling Intellectual property. This reduces dependency of universities on Gov and at the same time positions India on the globe. Self sufficiency on educational institutes is very important. This also creates a culture of entrepreneurship.
satyaban pradhan
satyaban pradhan 11 years 5 months ago
Now Days education in private shools are very high fees. Our government should regulate to commercialise the education system. our medleclass familly not afordable to educate there childrens in private shool and goverment schools are not granted to take admission of childrens.
Vaishali Ayya
Vaishali Ayya 11 years 5 months ago
i) Not just Hiranandani School but there are many such schools in our country that look at the status and educational background of the parent before giving admission to the kid. Why is our Indian schooling system so unfair? Why do they see only money? Can we never have better education and better facilities for our kids?