india as a global edu hub 2nd dec

Need for Reforms in Need for Reforms in Technical and Management Technical and Management

EducationEducationTo make India as To make India as

A Global Educational HubA Global Educational Hub

Dr.C.V.Gopinath N.S.C.Chaitanya

Dr.M.Srinivasa ReddyChaitanya Engineering College,

Visakhapatnam

4040thth ISTE National Annual Convention ISTE National Annual Convention

Presentation OutlinePresentation Outline

IntroductionPresent Status of Tech. &Mgmt

EducationThe ChallengesEffect of Foreign UniversitiesSuggested ReformsConclusions

“We are seeing the rusting of the West and the shining of the East in the sense that The West has human resources but no jobs and India has jobs but no trained human resources. Our first task as a nation needs to send a critical mass of students to colleges”

– Kapil Sibal

Present StatusPresent StatusNumber of Tech Institutions in

IndiaIndia has 9596 Institutions (Tech

and Mgmt) approved by AICTE in 2009-10

Number of Students Intake A total of 19,00,000 engineering

and management students are being admitted every year.

China produces 7,00,000(Aprox)

Present StatusPresent StatusAre they Employable ?

Only 7% from Andhra Pradesh and 25 % from Rest of India are ‘Employable’ (NASSCOM report, 2009)

Brain Drain ?Approximately yearly 2.5 lakh

students migrate abroad and they draw Rs.5,000 crore from foreign exchange.

Year wise enrolment of students in Year wise enrolment of students in foreign universitiesforeign universities

The ChallengesThe ChallengesEmployability :

• Employability : Top 100 Employability : Top 100 Campuses vs. RestCampuses vs. Rest

The ChallengesThe Challenges

• Cost FactorCost Factor


Availability of Qualified Faculty with Pedagogical skills

(TEQIPs, WIPRO Mission 10x)

InfrastructureResearch and DevelopmentIndustry Interaction Western Influence Global Accreditation


Effect of Foreign Effect of Foreign UniversitiesUniversities

Existing Challenge in Asian region (Singapore, Gulf)Uncertain career path of

academics Conflicting career pattern Teaching, Research, community service and Networking Administration

Lack of proper regulations The foreign universities not maintained the same

standards ,they followed in main campuses. Disappointed students who joined , expecting a high

standard of education.

Challenges and Opportunities Challenges and Opportunities in Indiain India

Social Caste System Reservations (Social Justice) Reservations for groups (Minorities,

Ladies)Cultural Religions Languages Location Multi cultural

Opportunities in IndiaOpportunities in IndiaIncreases Competition and

benchmark quality11th plan targets India as a

knowledge HubIndia is having world’s youngest

populationIndia can start universities in

abroad

Suggested ReformsSuggested Reforms

Faculty SharingR & D OrientedApplication Oriented Courses

Need Based CoursesFlexible CoursesCost Effectiveness

ConclusionsConclusionsIndia Benefited from Globalization

and Economic Reforms in 90’sIndia Emerged as the IT hub of worldIndia Can become manufacturing hub

after China and other Asian countriesWith proper regulating authority and

control and by allowing foreign universities, India Can become Education Hub of the world

Thank Thank YouYou