04/11/2020
* Approval of New Education Policy 2020: *
NEW EDUCATION POLICY 2020:
* Union Ministry of Manpower Development *
Naming now
* "Ministry of Education" * will be like this ...
Let's find out:
The Cabinet has given the green signal to the * New Education Policy 2020 *.
Education policy has changed after 34 years. The salient features of the new education policy are as follows:
- Students in the age group of three to 14 years have come under the ambit of Right to Education Act. Earlier this age group was 6 to 14 years ...
- * 5 years Basic Fundamental: *
1. Nursery 4 years
2. Junior KG @ 5 years
3. SR KG @ 6 years
4. Class I @ 7 years
5. Class II @ 8 years
- * 3 years Elementary School Preparatory: *
6. Class III @ 9 years
7. Class IV @ 10 years
8. Class V @ 11 years
- * 3 year secondary school Middle: *
9. Class VI @ 12 years
10. Class VII @ 13 years
11. Class VIII @ 14 years
* 4 years Secondary School Secondary: *
12. Class IX @ 15 years
13. दहा 16 years of class X.
14. F.Y.J.C. 17 years
15. S.Y.J.C. 18 years
* Highlights: *
- The board will be for 12th class only.
College degree 4 years.
* Tenth Circle canceled. SSC *
* MPhil MPhil will also be closed. *
- * From now on, only mother tongue, local language and national language will be taught to students up to 5th standard. The rest of the subject will be taught as one subject even if it is English ... *
- * Board exams are less important ... *
Now * board exam will have to be given only in 12th. * Earlier, it was compulsory to give 10th board exam, it will not be done now.
- 9th to 12th session exams will be Semester Exam.
* School education will be taught under 5 + 3 + 3 + 4 formulas (see table above) ... *
- College degree will be 3 and 4 years. That is,
* You will get a certificate in the first year of graduation, *
* If there is a diploma in the second year *, then
* Degree in third year. *
- A four-year degree course for students who want to pursue higher education for research and a three-year degree course for students who want to work after graduation ...
- Students will no longer have to do MPhil. That is, * for researchers, the degree will be a one-year master's course plus a four-year degree *. After that they can do * PhD PHD * directly.
- Meanwhile students can do other courses. * Higher Education in Higher Education * Aims to reach 50% Gross Enrollment Ratio by 2035 ...
On the other hand, under the new education policy, if a student wants to do a second course in the middle of the course, he can take a break from the first course for a limited time and do another course ...
- Higher Education has also made many improvements in higher education. In improvements
* Graded Academic, * * Administrative * and
* Financial Autonomy *
Includes ...
Apart from that e-courses will also be introduced in regional languages.
Virtual Labs will be developed.
The National Educational Scientific Forum (NETF) will begin. It is clear that there are 45,000 colleges in the country ...
* All Government, *
* Private * and
* For Accredited Institutions *
* Deemed University *
There will be the same rules ...
- Multidisciplinary Courses: Different subjects can be learned simultaneously. It will have a division of subjects such as Major and Minor. This will reduce dropouts due to financial or other reasons. Besides, those who are interested in a subject can learn it ...
- Multilingual education - When teaching children, different regional languages can be used without teaching through a single language ...
- Except law and medical education, higher education will come under one roof ...
- Investment in education will be 6% of GDP, currently it is 4.43% ...
- Students' progress will change the book. Along with teachers, students will also evaluate themselves ...
- A common entrance test for all colleges. The NTA will conduct the exam. However, this exam will be optional.
According to this rule, new academic sessions can be started. All students and parents should read this message carefully ...
