- Inadequate funding: The Indian government spends a relatively small percentage of its GDP on education, which has led to a shortage of resources in many higher education institutions.
- Inequality of access: The quality of higher education in India varies greatly, and students from disadvantaged backgrounds often have difficulty accessing high-quality institutions.
- Lack of research: Indian universities produce relatively little research, which limits their ability to contribute to knowledge and innovation.
Is India on track to achieve universal school education as per NEP 2020?What are the strengths of higher education in India?
Scroll to top
