GER of 50% by 2035 an achievable target: IIT-Madras director
Achieving Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) of 50 per cent by 2035, an NEP 2020 target, is possible through a collaborative strategy, V. Kamakoti, director, IIT-Madras said.While speaking at the Sandipandi Vidyalaya School’s annual day on Sunday, Mr. He also distributed prizes of school toppers and special prizes to teachers.
- ▪Achieving Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) of 50 per cent by 2035, an NEP 2020 target, is possible through a collaborative strategy, V.
- ▪Kamakoti, director, IIT-Madras said.While speaking at the Sandipandi Vidyalaya School’s annual day on Sunday, Mr.
- ▪He also distributed prizes of school toppers and special prizes to teachers.
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Achieving Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) of 50 per cent by 2035, an NEP 2020 target, is possible through a collaborative strategy, V. Kamakoti, director, IIT-Madras said.While speaking at the Sandipandi Vidyalaya School’s annual day on Sunday, Mr. Kamakoti said every higher secondary school student and their parents may talk to a minimum of 2-3 families from the marginalised communities and motivate them to enrol into higher education institutions, according to a press release.“If this can be done by every student in each school and create a ripple effect, the target of 50 per cent GER by 2035 can be achieved,” he said. He also distributed prizes of school toppers and special prizes to teachers.
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