Hi Nilima ,

Thats a good start that we hav to come upwith ..But i think some of the
corporate sectors have been already started to allign with institution to have
the practical things leran by students to learn at their college levels itself.

i think to change the syllabus is very lenthy & difficult process , but we
want the results as early as possible to stay india in todays world .

As a time being can we convinance the industries to apply their syllabus in
the institute so that we will get the reality to study in the institutes itself
& we will have the students who having the practical as well as the ideal
knowledge.

Nilima : Request you you finilist the groups who will attach with industries &
institutes to have colaboration in between them.

This will reflect the effect before the time

nilima <nilu_kamdar19@...> wrote:
Some students feel going abroad will help them grow up in a more
complete manner
Foreign universities do not force students to stick to the
conventional method of learning
In India, the method of education is very different to that followed
abroad. They have a far more developed syllabus, which gives the
student an all-round education and not only book knowledge.They do not
force one to stick to the conventional and perhaps even backward
method of learning The courses offered do have an influence on the
trend gaining so much popularity to such a large extent.

There is a course for almost every kind of interest. Someone who is
doing a hardcore Biotechnology course can take up the secondary
subject of perhaps dancing.

This allows for interest to grow and knowledge to extend to various
fields. In the U.S., some universities even have a course in
bartending. It therefore caters to the needs and interests of several
people, something that is lacking greatly in the education system in
India. Also when one is in a place full of international students one
learns to be more tolerant and understanding. It makes students
worldly wise
WHY NOT WE BRING SOME CHANGES IN STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION IN INDIA.









Santosh Ladkat


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