education senario

1. SHIKSHIT BHARAT, SAKSHAM BHARAT –
QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL
PRESENTED BY :
ABHA DHIMAN
MBA(TTM) SEM 1st

2. “Global Ranking and Excellence in Higher Education ”
Background : The global economy is undergoing structural transformation: there will be need for a workforce of 3.3 billion by 2020. This
structural shift in employment will increase demand for sophisticated workers, innovators, and thinkers who can thrive in a globally-
connected and dynamic economy. According to MHRD, “number of universities has notably increased from 20 in 1950 at 3285%, to 677 in
2014, which consists of 51 institutions of national importance (16 IITs, 30 NITs and 5 IISERs), 45 central universities, 318 state universities,
185 state private universities, 129 deemed to be universities and four institutions
established under various state legislations.
India, with its large workforce and increasing pool of higher education graduates, is strategically positioned to reap the benefits of this
shift. However, the ‘demographic divided’ will be squandered unless India is able to create a “globally relevant and competitive” higher
education system that serves the requirements of both the domestic as well as global economy.

3. “Global Ranking and Excellence in Higher Education ”
While the Indian higher education system has made considerable progress in terms of capacity creation and enrolment especially in the
last decade, it lags significantly in terms of “global relevance and competitiveness”.
To realize the full potential of the Demographic Dividend ,India need to produce the competent graduates
(Source : Higher Education in India Report ,2014 , FICCI )

4. “Global Ranking and Excellence in Higher Education ”
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5. “Global Ranking and Excellence in Higher Education ”
THE, The world University Ranking 2014-15
Source : Thomson Reuters

6. PROGRAMMES FOR INCREASING THE
LITERACY RATE OF INDIA
• Saakshar Bharat Mission
• National literacy Mission
• Jan Shikshan Sansthan or Institute of people’s
education previously known as the scheme of
Shramik Vidyapeeth
• Sarva Skiksha Abhiyan

7. NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANISATIONS
• Pratham
• Rotary club
• Lions club
• Mamidipudi Venkatarangaiya Foundation
Approximately 136 NGO’s working in the field of
literacy.

8. OTHER
• Digital India
• Skill development
• Vocational courses

9. Why the saksham technocrats of
India prefer to serve other
developed countries ?

11. • Why the educational standard unchanged even
after 60 years from independence?
OR
• Why the Indian educational curriculum stick to
post independence traditional standard ?

12. Lots of schemes and population is also in millions
BUT
Is our population capable / saksham or not?

13. GAP
Shikshit bharat Saksham bharat

14. “India should introduce entrepreneurship in
educational syllabus.”
By Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

15. S = Skill development
A = Appreciating new ideas
K= Knowledge incubators
S = Strengthening the research base
H = Holistic grooming and mapping the
resources
A = Access of education to everyone
M = Mastering the new technological
intervention in the education