FIRST UNIVERSITY OF Uttarakhand TO IMPLEMENTING THE NEP 2020

• A teaching-learning methodology based on outcome-based education.
• Curriculum designed for multiple disciplines using the choice-based credit system.
• Use of hybrid teaching methodology with extensive industry connections.
• Industry collaborated programs to create Complete Corporate Citizens.
• Opportunity for interdisciplinary study and research to cater to the interests and passions of individual students.
• Individual career plans to fulfill the aspirations of each and every student.

Overview of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020

The NEP 2020 has set the stage for a significant transformation in India’s education system. The policy aims to the education system more holistic, flexible, multidisciplinary, and aligned with the needs of the 21st century. One of the most important aspects of the policy is to encourage international universities to establish higher education campuses in India. The question now is: how can international universities contribute to India’s higher education future? To promote India as a worldwide study destination, the NEP2020 aspires to provide opportunities for top-performing Indian universities to establish campuses in foreign countries. This can help pave the way for fostering collaborations, enhancing research capabilities, and introducing global best practices, in the Indian higher education system.

How Can India's Higher Education Be Transformed By NEP 2020?

The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020’s purpose and vision is to strengthen India’s higher education system. Its goal is to establish an India-centric education system that adds to our country’s image as a global education hub by implementing high-quality education standards.

How India's education system could be transformed by the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020:

India is encouraging foreign universities to establish campuses in the country. First and foremost, the NEP2020 aims to encourage international universities to establish higher education campuses in India. The question now is: how can international universities contribute to India’s higher education future? To promote India as a worldwide study destination, the NEP2020 aspires to provide opportunities for top-performing Indian universities to establish campuses in foreign countries and for international universities to establish campuses in India.

According to the NEP 2020, if all goes according to plan, Harvard, Oxford, and Princeton will be located in Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai, respectively, while top Indian universities such as Uttarakhand Residential University will set up campuses in foreign nations. This flow of ideas and resources will not only benefit the Indian economy but also the country’s higher education.