Shekhar gupta gives his take on how to fix indian education. Decentralization
"Ministers will come and go, but if you want to cut the roots of the problem, start with NEET. Decentralise all technical admissions and restore to the states their autonomy. Abolish NTA. Treat the states as adults in our federal family. Legalise educational institutions for profit and let hundreds more colleges rise. I’d go as far as to say, scrap the Emergency-era 42nd Amendment that made education a concurrent subject and thereby restore to the states their autonomy. It won’t happen, but there’s no harm in suggesting."
thoughts? I dont know a ton about indias education so I am wondering what this sub thinks about it.
Posted by ewatta200
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I’m in favour of decentralisation generally but by God there is a degree to which states can completely fuck up their education systems if they had primary control.