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Context page - Contains multiple short point answers about challenges related to higher education in India and education ecosystem

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3Com Difficult criteria to be a teacher in India discourages Indian educators staying abroad from applying in Indian Universities.

4Security concerns of students from abroad coming to India for education.

5Outdated course structure, less pursuit of the latest innovations, eg. A.I.

6Political atmosphere of some universities fetches them negative scores on the rankings.

Boost research and recent on latest innovations - A.I, M.L, etc.

More autonomy to institutions for fixing syllabus" Institute of Eminence" scheme.

Attract talent through better remuneration.

Strengthen law and order so foreign students feel safe in studying in India.

Boost tie-ups with foreign institutes for exchange of students and faculty.

Boost India's soft power (by promotion of culture, values, yoga, etc.) to attract youth to Stay in India.

Universities play an important role in producing leaders, scientists and engineers of tomorrow. By raising GDP allocation to education and creation of National Research Fund, as provided in NEP-2020 would be a positive step in the direction.

— Gaurav Ojha · AIR 204

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Conclusion

7) Indian students themselves seek higher education abroad, thus slowing the pace of higher education ecosystem in India.

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AIR 2042025

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GS2GS2

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Social Sector Services - Health, Education, Human Resources

Education

Challenges in Higher Education

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