ISSN 2394-5125
 


    NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020: A GAME CHANGER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION IN ASSAM (2020)


    Ruhul Amin, Rakit Islam, Ruhul Amin
    JCR. 2020: 6794-6799

    Abstract

    The National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020) is a comprehensive and ambitious reform document that aims to transform the Indian education system. The policy has several opportunities, challenges, and recommendations for implementation. This paper analyzes the impact of NEP 2020 on higher education in India. The paper discusses the opportunities provided by the NEP 2020, including the establishment of multidisciplinary institutions, integration of vocational education, emphasis on research and innovation, and flexibility in the education system. The policy provides a framework for the development of higher education that aligns with the needs of the 21st century. However, the policy also faces several challenges such as the lack of adequate funding, infrastructure, and faculty. The implementation of the policy requires significant investment in infrastructure, technology, and faculty development. The implementation of the policy also requires significant coordination among different stakeholders. To overcome these challenges and fully realize the opportunities provided by the NEP 2020, the paper provides several recommendations. The recommendations include increasing investment in higher education, promoting interdisciplinary research, strengthening the accreditation system, and promoting collaborations between academia and industry. The recommendations also emphasize the need for effective implementation and monitoring mechanisms. In conclusion, the NEP 2020 provides an opportunity to transform the Indian higher education system. The policy provides a framework for the development of higher education that aligns with the needs of the 21st century. The implementation of the policy requires significant investment and effective coordination among different stakeholders. By addressing the challenges and implementing the recommendations, India can create a world-class higher education system that is equitable and accessible to all

    Description

    » PDF

    Volume & Issue

    Volume 7 Issue-10

    Keywords