The document lists several potential solutions to increase the gross enrolment ratio in a state from 18% to 25% by 2025, including increasing access to education through new learning methods, granting more autonomy to colleges, implementing existing education acts, reducing dropout rates, providing vocational training and employable skills, and increasing funding through public-private partnerships and corporate donations. The document then evaluates three specific ideas - providing free education through public-private partnerships as the most practical idea; granting more autonomy to colleges as the most disruptive idea; and providing vocational and skills training for all as the favorite idea.

1. Ideate
problem statement you crafted last week
Increase Gross Enrolment Ration

2. What are the most obvious solutions for this problem? (even
things that you know already exist)
• Increase the Gross Enrolment Ratio in the State from 18 to 25 per cent by the year
2025,
• India had a very old tradition of learning methods – Bring out new technological
methods of learning .
• Access- equity and quality with interlaced components of relevance, value-
education and creativity.
• Grant autonomy to colleges.
• Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act
• Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan and Rashtriya Ucchatar Shiksha Abhiyan
(RUSA). Under the RUSA programme, the union government will incentivize states
to improve quality of higher education.

3. • Dropout rate from schools should be checked in the first place
• Every university should start some vocational courses through
community service
• Impart students employable skills, giving them job oriented
training.
• Open school system
• Flexibility to students for integrating academic and vocational
courses.
• Innovations in schools in the tribal areas

4. • Free Lunch and Vocational education with daily salary for high
school after school hours.
• This will help parents to economically be stable and send the
children to school.
• Do drop out study for every state and every district.
• Bring special teachers for tribal areas.
• Donation by Corporates for education can have a big positive
impact on these children

5. Step 2 – Idea
• i. the most practical idea (one that could be easily implemented)
Free education to all unto graduation through Public Private Partnership
model (PPP)
ii. the most disruptive idea (one that would make a huge impact,
regardless of how feasible or affordable it is)
Grant autonomy to colleges.
•
iii. your favorite idea (one idea that you are excited about for whatever
reason... you don’t have to justify why)
• Vocational Training and Skills Training for all

6. Step 2 – Idea
• i. the most practical idea (one that could be easily implemented)
Free education to all unto graduation through Public Private Partnership
model (PPP)
ii. the most disruptive idea (one that would make a huge impact,
regardless of how feasible or affordable it is)
Grant autonomy to colleges.
•
iii. your favorite idea (one idea that you are excited about for whatever
reason... you don’t have to justify why)
• Vocational Training and Skills Training for all