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10 policy changes to connect skill development with the Industry

Start Date :
Jun 23, 2014
Last Date :
Aug 25, 2014
18:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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This task seeks the views of the participant on basic yet crucial aspects related to skill development. The relevant information and insights received from this task can be sent to ...

This task seeks the views of the participant on basic yet crucial aspects related to skill development. The relevant information and insights received from this task can be sent to the concerned industries, help in ITI and other relevant curricula and can be utilized in various reports being prepared by the concerned departments.

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Rajiv Panchal
Rajiv Panchal 12 years 2 weeks ago
Potent India is at threshold since long to be higher technical education HUB. We just need rational integration which is stalled irrationally till date? The experts do everything but do not exactly that which is required to be done. The youth of this country can take nation to such a height which even world will be surprised. I do not hesitate to say even US development is mostly contributed by d Indian talent. Every 2nd post in this section is revealing its heart out.Fresh Eng.'s pain & jobless
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Rajiv Panchal
Rajiv Panchal 12 years 2 weeks ago
The conclusion after two days of dynamic & marathon discussion was that The Run way is prepared (Infrastructure) suddenly a comment was poped ironically ..Sir, Our plane is running on runway and how long it will run .we are only watching it running on the runway. Dear Minister when will it take off. And the seminar was called closed as the minister & Dr Narendra Yadav left the place. Rest all was Jan Gan Man…..
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Rajiv Panchal
Rajiv Panchal 12 years 2 weeks ago
It was an effort by center al Govt. to make India as International HUB for education in Higher technical Education. The leading academicians and from Industry expressed their views about quality of Higher technical education in India. The steps and measures were discussed and ideas to this were exchanged. I was also present at the seminar to interact with all time greats.
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Pankaj Rathi
Pankaj Rathi 12 years 2 weeks ago
Skill development parameters must be applicable from high school beginning.fair opportunity with analysis by experts must be the the criteria of selection.Along with this practical environment must be developed. The syllabus must be up to date according to privileging Technical & Economical conditions. A student must be introduce to a world of actual happening rather class room teaching. It would help them to perform in future profession.
Rajiv Panchal
Rajiv Panchal 12 years 2 weeks ago
Higher Technical Education delivery system is seismic ally volatile? I still remember 08 Yrs back, with all the greats like Dr Mantha of AICTE, Chancellors, VC of Universities, Govt. advisor to HRD Dr Narendra Yadav, Fomer Director of BARC, and Minister of HRD Mr Kapil Sibbal were all present in INDO-US seminar at 5 Star Hotel in Mumbai ,to express their views on effective delivery system of Higher technical Education
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Rajiv Panchal
Rajiv Panchal 12 years 2 weeks ago
Dear concerns V are d strongest contingents in India. A team of experts belongs to die hard CSIR ex scientists, Spear head educationist/HR who strongly advocate equal participation of industry in Delivery system of Higher technical education in India. Witch at present is in control of chewing gum chewer experts purely dominating from d field of education & do not allow interference of industry to equal playing field. Sir we have strike d balance & successfully working on the module since 2001
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Madhav Kulkarni
Madhav Kulkarni 12 years 2 weeks ago
So here are the proposed policy changes 1. Improve IP awareness for every graduate students (mandatory course in the final year of Bachelor education) 2. Link professor's promotions to patents granted 3. Link Master and Ph.D. Projects to innovation (industry application research or basic research which is patentable) 4. train Patent Office professionals to do good searches and examination. More to come..
Madhav Kulkarni
Madhav Kulkarni 12 years 2 weeks ago
2. How much is R&D investment wrt to GDP? How much R&D investment really converted into innovation? How many innovation are really protected so that the could be licensed? Are teacher's/professor's promotions linked to the number of (foreign) patents granted? Foreign patents should be looked at till India's patent grant process improves.
Madhav Kulkarni
Madhav Kulkarni 12 years 2 weeks ago
1. Intellectual Property (IP) is more talked and less implemented. The quality of patents coming from India is not upto the mark. The patent office website (interface and results) is poor. All patents are not still searchable. Examination of patents is poor. I am sure we spent crores of rupees to enhance the patent offices and the website (and for inaugurations) but the without the end in the mind at the beginning. How many CSIR patents do really have licensing potential?
Vinayak Chinchanikar
Vinayak Chinchanikar 12 years 3 weeks ago
9. Please remember a normal light beam dissipates after travelling a distance depending upon the strength of the light but a LASER beam travels a great distance with minimum or zero dissipation. 10. Make the curriculum individually specific, integrated and focused like a LASER Beam.