Several Founders, Co-Founders, CXO Bankers, CXO Fintech professional & people who participated in the ePanel discussions:
- Mr. Arvind Narayanan, Co-Founder, Enlearning skill development Pvt ltd
- Mr. Rana Sinha Ray, Head Technology, TimesofMoney
- Mr. Raghu Veer Dendukuri, Founder, Ideal Nation, and Solution Architect at Invincible Tech Systems Inc.
- Mr. Alok Jha, Managing Director, CyberPlat India
- Mr. Vikas R Panditrao, Co-Founder, Forum of Industry and Academic Knowledge Sharing (FIAKS)
- Many other CEO/CXO Bankers & Fintech professionals on FIAKS Forum requested to remain anonymous
In 1986, the National Education Policy was framed, and later in 1992, the same was modified. Almost three decades later India gets National Education Policy 2020 which is quite exciting and much needed!
Here are some key reforms that will have far-reaching positive consequences for Indian education:
- Reduced curriculum, Focus on the core.
- Promotes skill-based learning & experiential learning
- Less rigidity, students can choose subjects across streams
- Contemporary subjects like Artificial Intelligence & Design Thinking in the school curriculum
- Less focus on ‘One Board Exam’
This new education policy seems to be a good progressive step but its execution is something we need to see;
- Curriculum change is a massive makeover.
- A skill-based learning ecosystem will have to be created.
- Affordability will have to be checked but maybe staggered one from zero to high as you go higher
- Online education is evolving- this may see the start of credible online universities and current ones going online in full swing.
While the intent is good, it is always execution that is the key!
Well, one of the most crucial concerns that the FIAKS community raised is that it would be great if the policy document also considers capping of fees. The education fee shouldn’t be like COVID. Some are charging 1 lakh while some are charging 12 Lakhs for the same treatment;
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