RUSA: LAYOUT AND UPCOMING DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA
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Higher Education, RUSA, Government, UGC, IndiaAbstract
The third-largest education system in the world is found in India. The revitalising and expansive XIIth Plan was designed to improve higher education in India. The promotion of economic growth, inclusive growth, sustainable development in social justice and equity, as well as the creation of research-based knowledge for the development of trained and educated employees, are the key areas of attention in this plan. The tremendous rise of higher education in recent years reflects the industry's expanding significance in fostering economic growth. Given that access, equity, and excellence form the cornerstone of educational changes backed by teacher organisations, governments must simultaneously address these issues. The bodies must also approach this reform plan pragmatically and offer collective knowledge for additional quality improvement. India's educational system has advanced long way. Education serves as a barometer for both societal and human growth. An individual's dynamic side is what determines how he develops physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. It is a requirement for growth. Learning institutions need to come up with strategies for fostering human nature's enormous potential.
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