Higher Education Ethics and Community

Teachers and faculty as the heart of the learning process-their recruitment, continuous professional development, positive working environments and ______ conditions

A “ light but tight” regulatory framework to ensure integrity, transparency and ______ efficiency of the educational system through audit and public disclosure

Outstanding research as a co-requisite for outstanding education and ______

Education is a ______ as well as a commitment

Rootedness and pride in India and its rich, diverse, ancient and modern culture and ______ systems and traditions

Education is a public ______.So, access to quality education must be considered a basic right of every child.

The objective of education is not a ______ for only degrees and qualifications

Continuous review of progress based on sustained research and regular assessment by ______ experts

Real education helps in ______ building through character-building

Academic failure is a failure within the ______, but not outside

The National Education Policy 2020 is based on certain ______

Interpersonal relations include relations between ______ and teacher

Ethical leadership in academic institutions involves ______ of leadership to provide solutions

Community life in HEI includes community life in ______ including hostels

Educational counsellors must interact with students, create interest in them, show the ______ available for them and also help them choose a career.

Many a time student never get good ______ counsellors so they get biased in selecting a career.

Our responsibility is to find out the right ______ and embrace it.

Right ______ and right job are like two sides of a coin.

The greater responsibility of educational counsellors is to give ______ and to provide exposure in a particular career.

‘[Blank]’ means behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt, damage or kill someone or something.

As students are adolescents and due to hormonal changes, they are sometimes ______ and show violence-prone behaviour.

Career achievement is the academic ______ of a student.

_____________ fraud involves stealing personal financial information and swiping away the money.

_____________ fraud occurs when someone uses your stolen personal information, including social security number to file a tax return.

_____________ fraud is related to examinations, cheating, partiality, and plagiarism.

_____________ fraud involves illegal interference with the process of election.

_____________ fraud involves stealing data or information about someone or something through fraudulent schemes on mail.

_____________ fraud involves using someone's credit card and debit card information illegally.

_____________ fraud involves intentionally deceiving the health care system to receive unlawful benefits or payments.

_____________ fraud involves using others' licenses, specifically driver's licenses or illegal issue of licenses.

Fraud in the medical sector involves posing as doctors or medical associates, stealing organs or giving wrong ______ or dealing in fake medicines etc.

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860 sets out the penal provisions concerning the majority of ______ offences in India.

Ragging is a ______ which causes mental torture, physical torture, harassment, hardship and raises fear and psychological stress in students.

The mental illness of students leads to ______.

Ethical principles and practices provide guidelines to modulate the ______ of the individual.

To enable you to realise your ______ responsibilities is an objective of ethical practices.

The objective of education is to make you ______ of the need to lead a disciplined life.

Charities fraud is the act of using deception to get money from people who believe they are making ______ for a noble cause.