New Education Policy and its Implementation replaces the old educational policy 1986. New education policy 2020 approved by the Union Cabinet of India on 29 July 2020, outlines the vision of India’s new education system. This policy is a comprehensive framework for elementary education to higher education. It aims to increase state expenditure on education from around 4-6% as soon as policy.

1. New Education Policy & its
Implementation
J. Jenson Samraj

2. New education policy 2020
• New education policy 2020 approved by the Union
cabinet of India on 29 July 2020, outlines the vision of
India’s new education system.
• The new policy replaces the previous National policy
on education, 1986
• This policy is a comprehensive framework for
elementary education to higher education
• This policy aims to transform India’s education system
by 2030
• The NEP 2020 enacts numerous changes in India’s
education policy
• It aims to increase state expenditure on education
from around 4-6% as soon as policy

3. Major Changes and Highlights
1. Reasons behind launching NEP 2020
▪ By 2035, 50% students should complete Higher
education
▪ Reduce rote learning
▪ No hard separation of streams

4. School level changes
Stage 01 – Foundational Stage
Focus:
To enhance the language of students to acquire knowledge
Major Changes and Highlights

5. Stage 02 – Preparatory Stage
Student was taught with fundamentals (such as +, -, *, %)
Stage 03 – Middle stage
At class 6, students life changes altogether
▪ Introduced to different subjects
▪ Vocational courses – Internships for improving practical skills
▪ Coding is Introduced
Major Changes and Highlights

6. Stage 04 – Secondary stage
Options are given to select the subject including co-curricular activities
For eg – Students can take his/her subjects such as
Botany + Accountancy + Dance + Debating + History
Major Changes and Highlights

7. ▪ The language policy is a broad guideline in nature and it is up to
the states, institutions and schools to decide on
implementation.
▪ Should be implemented in all schools over India by 2026
▪ Only the guidelines have been passed out from the cabinet
minister.
▪ Implementations are expected to be done in Higher education,
Teaching education and other changes
Implementations

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