The document discusses reforms needed in technical and management education in India to make it a global education hub. It notes that while India has many jobs, it lacks trained human resources, and the West has human resources but lacks jobs. It then outlines issues with the current state of education such as low employability rates, brain drain, lack of qualified faculty, and challenges from foreign universities. Reforms suggested include faculty sharing, research and application oriented courses, cost-effective and need-based programs, and allowing foreign universities with proper regulation to leverage opportunities and make India a knowledge and education hub.

1. Need for Reforms in Technical and Management Education To make India as A Global Educational Hub Dr.C.V.Gopinath N.S.C.Chaitanya Dr.M.Srinivasa Reddy Chaitanya Engineering College, Visakhapatnam 40 th ISTE National Annual Convention

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