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What does the New National Education Policy (NEP) aim to achieve?
What does the New National Education Policy (NEP) aim to achieve?
- Maintain the 10 + 2 structure in the educational curriculum
- Develop a high-quality education system for all citizens (correct)
- Focus on developing India into a global economic superpower
- Abolish MPhil programs and reduce school curriculum
How has the educational curriculum structure changed in the New Education Policy 2023?
How has the educational curriculum structure changed in the New Education Policy 2023?
- The 10 + 2 structure has been retained
- It now follows a 5+3+3+4 structure (correct)
- It now follows a 4+4+4+4 structure
- It has been reduced to a 7+5 structure
When was the New Education Policy (NEP) last modified before the recent update in 2023?
When was the New Education Policy (NEP) last modified before the recent update in 2023?
- 2000
- 2014
- 1992 (correct)
- 1986
Which government pledged to create a new education policy, resulting in the New National Education Policy (NEP)?
Which government pledged to create a new education policy, resulting in the New National Education Policy (NEP)?
What is the main aim of the New National Education Policy (NEP) approved in 2020?
What is the main aim of the New National Education Policy (NEP) approved in 2020?
What was a major issue in the Indian education system before the introduction of the New National Education Policy (NEP)?
What was a major issue in the Indian education system before the introduction of the New National Education Policy (NEP)?
Who led the panel of specialists that discussed the adjustments needed in the Indian education system?
Who led the panel of specialists that discussed the adjustments needed in the Indian education system?
What age bracket does the New Education Policy extend compulsory schooling to?
What age bracket does the New Education Policy extend compulsory schooling to?
What is the curricular structure proposed by the New National Education Policy?
What is the curricular structure proposed by the New National Education Policy?
What does the New Education Policy aim to bridge the gap between?
What does the New Education Policy aim to bridge the gap between?
Flashcards
NEP 2023 Aim
NEP 2023 Aim
The New Education Policy 2023 aims to create a high-quality education system accessible to all Indian citizens.
NEP 2023 Curriculum Structure
NEP 2023 Curriculum Structure
The NEP 2023 introduces a new curriculum structure: 5+3+3+4 corresponding to ages 3-8, 8-11, 11-14, and 14-18 years.
Last NEP Update
Last NEP Update
Before the recent update in 2023, the New Education Policy was last modified in 1992.
NEP 2020 Initiative
NEP 2020 Initiative
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NEP 2020 Goal
NEP 2020 Goal
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Indian Education Challenge
Indian Education Challenge
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NEP Reform Panel
NEP Reform Panel
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NEP Compulsory Schooling
NEP Compulsory Schooling
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NEP Curricular Structure
NEP Curricular Structure
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NEP Bridge
NEP Bridge
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Study Notes
New National Education Policy (NEP)
- The New National Education Policy (NEP) aims to achieve a transformative change in the Indian education system.
Changes in Curriculum Structure
- The educational curriculum structure has changed to a 5+3+3+4 format, which includes:
- Foundational stage (5 years): 3-8 years old
- Preparatory stage (3 years): 8-11 years old
- Middle stage (3 years): 11-14 years old
- Secondary stage (4 years): 14-18 years old
History of NEP
- The New Education Policy was last modified before the recent update in 2023, in 1986.
- The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government pledged to create a new education policy, resulting in the New National Education Policy (NEP).
Main Aim of NEP
- The main aim of the New National Education Policy (NEP) approved in 2020 is to prepare students for the 21st century and to focus on the development of the individual.
Issues in Indian Education System
- A major issue in the Indian education system before the introduction of the New National Education Policy (NEP) was rote learning.
Panel of Specialists
- Dr. Kasturirangan led the panel of specialists that discussed the adjustments needed in the Indian education system.
Compulsory Schooling
- The New Education Policy extends compulsory schooling to the age bracket of 3-18 years old.
Curricular Structure
- The curricular structure proposed by the New National Education Policy includes a flexible and dynamic curriculum with multiple entry and exit points.
Bridging the Gap
- The New Education Policy aims to bridge the gap between vocational and academic education, and between education and employment.
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