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Meaningful partnership with the private sector

Meaningful partnership with the private sector
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Higher education cannot sustain only through public funding. While public private partnerships in higher education have been pursued as a strategy, not many have shown successful ...

Higher education cannot sustain only through public funding. While public private partnerships in higher education have been pursued as a strategy, not many have shown successful results. Hence, the PPP models need to be revisited so as to allow more meaningful collaborations. A critical analysis of PPP in HE , the existing legal provisions and which viable models are possible need to carried out.

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archna singh
archna singh 11 years 6 months ago
My suggestion is to reduce d burden of knowledge which is not required like in social science only important events need to know not to increase d syllabus which has no use in future development. .it gives only and only burden
VINAY DADMAL
VINAY DADMAL 11 years 6 months ago
YOUTH FOR NATION BUILDING:We are through JAN-DHAN yojana but who will credit the 0 balance a/c.Please deduct 10% of net monthly salary of every individual male government employee so that the wife be credited with this amount in each month.This will solve many legal issues besides giving somewhat financial power to women in INDIA.This scheme should be made optional in private sector.We have in INDIA male dominated society so it is legally possible to implement such scheme.
Bhawesh Jha
Bhawesh Jha 11 years 6 months ago
Please open up primary & secondary education to private sector. Ease the rules for opening of schools. Do away with affiliation system. Make boards exam conducting bodies. Do not muddle with qualification/remuneration of teachers. Let market decide. Govt. does not decide these for other professionals, then why should it do it for teachers? If people can open schools freely, the price and quality will improve. Let parents not govt decide if children should go to schools with playground.
Praveen Krishnan
Praveen Krishnan 11 years 7 months ago
1. Which aspects of the education value chain. i.e. curriculum->content->delivery->learning->assessment->certification the PPP comes into play will have serious implications and often divergent effects 2. Structuring a PPP where there is small benefit for private sector to start with, but increasing with the tenure of the partnership is a viable proposition. But the private sector trust deficit needs to be bridged first to attempt a serious PPP
Rohit Bishnoi
Rohit Bishnoi 11 years 7 months ago
For meaningful partnership with private sector; abandon school board system and instead introduce a meaningful regulatory body in place of boards. Set up independent bodies for conducting exams and setting syllabus (like university for schools). Allow competition among these bodies(mini-universities); give free hand to schools to choose among these MUs.
Sunit Thakur
Sunit Thakur 11 years 7 months ago
REPLACE MCCAULAY EDUCATION SYSTEM & INTRODUCE ACHIEVEMENTS BY OUR PPL & MAKE OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM MORE PRACTICAL THAN THEORETICAL BCOZ EVERYONE IN INDIA HAVE HIGHER DEGREES & LESS OR NO SKILLS BCOZ THEY JUST CRAM & TRY TO PASS BUT IN ACTUAL LIFE PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE IS NEEDED & IMPROVE GOVT. SCHOOLS LEVEL & PLS OPEN MORE KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SCHOOL BCOZ IN CONVENT SCHOOLS STUDENT ONLY LEARN ENGLISH AND PROMOTES FANCY TO IMMIGRATE FROM INDIA TO OTHER COUNTRIES STOP BRAIN DRAIN
SOUMYA SWAIN
SOUMYA SWAIN 11 years 7 months ago
actually a strong PPP is needed in every field in order to implement better ideas and also to give better plans to avoid losses. Govt. can't control each and every sector with same quality . Rather allowing private players will boost competition and hence can be a boon for the field and also the organisation.
Shailesh Dubal
Shailesh Dubal 11 years 7 months ago
Two suggestions for early education. 1) Encourage early study in mother langauge and then change to English medium study in later grade. Grasping power of kids are best in their mother language. Unknowingly childrens face two challanges to study and to learn new language and they loose their fun time as soon as they start going to school. 2) Educational Text books are written so poorly, that makes education so boring for children. Nice written text makes undestading easier and grasping better.
Aniruddha Datar
Aniruddha Datar 11 years 7 months ago
Let companies needing specialized manpower start their own institutes and Universities. India needs 10 times more quantity and quality of institutes and Universities. With quality in India improving number of students going to foreign universities will reduce, saving expenditure outside and we can attract students from other countries on a much larger scale. This will with image of India outside and will help our businesses to grow out of India with Indian educated foreign talent.