NEP's Contradictory Vision Privatization Hurts Education, in Indian context, should be considered a public good and there is a need for greater public investment in the sector. There are evidences to show that countries which have heavily privatized education systems could not economically and socially progress and hence there is a value loss rather than gain. On the other hand, countries which consider education a public good reap greater social benefits on a sustained basis.

Higher Education: 1.Common faculty Assessment for both government and private 2.For immediate improvement of quality, all the engineering faculty with less than 7 years of experience should undergo training regarding Teaching methodologies, ICT etc. 3.Engineering Education research should be introduced in all the universities. 4.Based on NIRF ranking finical support should be given to the private intuitions.

NEP's Contradictory Vision Privatization is Welcome Investment in education by private providers through philanthropy and corporate sector responsibility will be encouraged. The Government will take steps for incentivizing private sector investment in education.

The policy document speak about funds, finance and govt struggle to rise it. In post independent 1960s era in a situation of drought, famine and huge financial crunch then tamilnadu government run by kamarajar started schools for every village with included mid meals scheme successfully. Only so litracy in the state of TN is good above national average and finance is not the problem but attitude. Education is a must for a nation to prosper and to reach it education should provided charge free.

Known the consequences of privatisation do the government want to privatize/internationalise? FDI is a big pretender that will lead to commercialisation and only private funding in research studies could be justified to some extend. What kind of huge investment require for school or higher education when physical infra and faculty are two important elements it require and it should only be provided to the grandness nation can offord. Education at any cost, low or high will serve its purpose.

Promotion of physical activity such as sports will reduce academic pressure and stress on children thereby encouraging equal opportunity for the growth of sportsperson. Our country has bunch of young talents but go unnoticed due to the current education system which does not provide opportunity other than academics.we can produce more world champions like other countries if the government makes one sport compulsory to all the children thereby enhancing their hidden potentials

Please increase the weightage of research based work in the syllabus. Instead of having projects for internal examinations, it would be a lot better if students had to write thesis papers. Our students lack the ability to think on their feet because they are used to memorising textbooks since the primary school. This needs to change, right from the bottom.

1. ROTE learning has to be abolished....at any cost...! even subjects of pure literatute for example history...should also be made scientific.... 2. Teachers should have practical experience of their own field...and tasks are to be designed in accordance with their personal area (in which they've acquired degree) 3. practicals are to be done first and then theory is to be taught...(in any subject)

The NEP has beautiful initiatives that must be appreciated: I have few more requests- 1.Establishment of Universities For the formation of academic experts and teaching excellence. 2. Students of higher studies should be linked to the ground work, during their studies. 3. Universities should have more open environment for living and learning. Thanks

Schooling for class 11/12 is not required for the most of students studying in IIT and medical colleges. Do a all India survey make 95% mandate present in school with those IIT/Medical examinations. Increase school hours - so that school teacher have little scope for private tuition