What is Impact of NEP 2020 on India's Education System: A Shift Towards Practical Learning?

The National Education Board of India CBSE follows NCERT textbooks to make question papers. The CBSE Class 10^th and 12^th students should focus on NCERT textbooks more than reference books. As per the latest education news, the CBSE is going to change the paper pattern from 2025. The paper pattern will be 70% objective and 30% subjective in nature. The CBSE is primarily focusing on competency-based question. The students near future should be getting ready for CA, JEE, UPSC, SSC and NDA Examination. The Main Goal of the CBSE is to free students from cram-learning. The subject is practicality and contemporary learning. The CBSE is changing the paper pattern and following NEP-2020. The NEP (New Education Policy) also transforming young minds by teaching skills, practicality in learning various concepts. The Science and Mathematics teachers are essentially focusing on teaching with empirical knowledge and applied experiences.

How India's New Education Policy 2020 Aims to Enhance Learning Experiences for All Students?

The New education policy initiated in India on July 29, 2020. The New Education Policy aims to alter the students’ learning capabilities. Many countries like USA and European countries are providing equitable and experiential learning. The Indian Government also recognized the need for change in education patterns altered various educational departments and made NEP 2020. The NEP 2025 adopted a new grading pattern. The new grading pattern reconstitute the 10+2 pattern to new 5+3+3+4 structure. The latest education system also insists teachers to teach classes 5^th to 8^th in regional language. The students should feel comfortable learning various concepts in his/her language. The NEP constitute the policy with collaboration, Teamwork, Creativity, logical thinking and problem-solving skills. The government of India is about to spend Rs. 73,498 crores in education sector. The estimated increase of 19.57% from last year. The Government spending is around 3 to 3.4% of country's GDP. India is a federal country. The funding and budget of the education sector come from both central and state governments.

How NEP 2020 is Revolutionizing Learning in India: Key Changes and Benefits?

The CBSE students appearing for board examination in 2025 must follow the new pattern and NEP. The NEP-2020 solely focuses on essential learning and practical learning. The education sphere is changing in India. The public and private sector are improving its services. The literacy rate of India has risen by around 23% in last 2 decades. The Government of India also emphasizing the positive literacy growth of Kerala, Karnataka, Delhi, Kolkata and Gujarat. The national board of CBSE is also introducing SAFAL (Structured Assessment for Analyzing Learning). The SAFAL is beneficial for students as well as parents. The SAFAL is also efficient for overall mental growth of students. The various national-level assessment for students helps them to analyze competency-based questions and make them ready for the future. The various Government and Non-Government organizations are keen to implement SAFAL to a large extent.

Conclusion

The NEP-2020 and SAFAL are essential tools to enhance the child’s overall growth. The Government aims to improve the educational sector in many ways. The implementation should be fluent and accessible to every student for the overall development of the child. The Government aiming to improve the educational sector in many ways. The implementation should be fluent and accessible to every student for the overall development of child. What would you say to someone who argues that the increase in government spending in the education sector might not guarantee effective implementation of the policy and could result in mismanagement and misuse of funds?