Shaping the future: NITI Aayog's policy report paves the way for bold advancements in higher education"
NITI Aayog's new policy report, "Expanding Quality Higher Education through States and State Public Universities," outlines a ...
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How the consumption slowdown is directly affecting India’s quality of education
Many experts have called for a more radical approach to education and research in the light of turmoil being caused by AI ...
Kerala Government Announces Major Overhaul of Public Education with Quality Improvement Initiative
Kerala has launched the "Comprehensive Quality Improvement" programme to transform government schools into centers of ...
Low pass ratio of foreign doctors in India shows poor quality of education abroad: Economic Survey
The Economic Survey 2024-25 reveals a low pass percentage of Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) in qualifying exams, indicating ...
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Low-quality teachers, rural dropouts, learning divides: Can Asia solve this education crisis?
As their governments aim for reform, CNA series Shifting Horizons explores how Indonesia, India and China plan to overcome ...
NITI Aayog's new policy report outlines a path for significant progress in higher education
Discover how NITI Aayog's new policy report outlines a roadmap for transformative progress in India's higher education system, focusing on quality, governance, funding, and employability.
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AI Focus in India's Budget: Educators Welcome Skills Boost
India's Union Budget 2025-26 has allocated Rs 500 crore for AI education, with educators praising the government's focus on ...
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Challenges of Foreign Medical Graduates in India: An Economic Survey Insight
The Economic Survey 2024-25 highlights the low pass rate of Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) in India, citing poor education quality abroad. It suggests policy reforms to limit overseas medical ...
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Low pass ratio of foreign doctors in India shows poor quality of education abroad: Eco Survey
The very low pass percentage of Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) in the qualifying exam to practice in India indicates sub-par quality of medical education abroad, including lack of clinical training, ...