NEP 2020 India – Frequently Asked Questions (Quiz) with Answers
NEP 2020 India – Frequently Asked Questions (Quiz) with Answers
- ECCE is not applicable in tribal areas
- NEP is not applicable in Tribal areas
- In Ashramashalas, in phased manner
- None of the Above
- Edx
- Coursera
- DIKSHA
- Google Udemy
- 5 + 3 + 3 + 4
- 10 + 3
- 5 + 3 + 4 + 3
- 5 + 3 + 3
- Mother tongue/ Local language
- English
- French
- None of the Above
- Policy Makers
- Teachers
- Money
- None of the Above
- Focussed only on specific subjects
- Holistic, Integrated, Enjoyable, and Engaging
- Rigorous, monotonic and un-engaging
- Compressed and reduced
- 8+4
- 3+9
- 10+2
- 7+3+2
- Stand-alone Anganwadis
- Stand-alone pre-schools
- Anganwadis co-located with primary schools
- All of the above
- 5
- 4
- 3
- 6
- current Anganwadi workers/teachers will be trained through a systematic effort in accordance with the curricular/pedagogical framework developed by NCERT.
- Anganwadi workers/teachers with qualifications of 10+2 and above shall be given a 6-month certificate programme in ECCE
- Anganwadi workers/teachers with qualifications lower than 10+2 shall be given a one-year diploma programme covering early literacy, numeracy, and other relevant aspects of ECCE
- All of the above
- National Economic Human Resource Council
- National Higher Education Regulatory Council
- National Education Human Resource Council
- National Economic Human Right Council
- National center for pedagogical framework?
- National Curricular and Pedagogical Framework
- National center for parental care
- None of the Above
- Digital Initiative for Knowledge Sharing
- Digital Infrastructure for Knowledge Sharing
- Digital Infrastructure for Knowledge System
- None of the Above
- Extra-curricular, Co-curricular and Curricular education
- Employment Creation and Continuous Education
- Early Childhood Care and Education
- None of the Above
- Girl child education fund
- Universal Education Fund
- Gender Inclusion fund
- None of the Above
Lets Study about this New Education Policy 2020
Indian education system is quite old and outdated. Since years no major changes have been done to the education system. This doesn’t mean that India has not produced the brilliant minds. It has produced so many genius minds that are making India proud all over the world. But still there are several issues that the Indian education system is grappled with. The Indian government and institutions have been working to reform the existing education model. And one such step to make Indian education system suited to the 21st century needs is the New Education Policy 2020. The New Education Policy is is expected to make education system more holistic, flexible and multidisciplinary.
It has been 34 years since India had made any major reform in its education system.
• The first National Policy on Education came in the year 1968 under the Prime Ministership of Indira Gandhi.
• The Second National Education Policy came in the year 1986 under the Prime Ministership of Rajiv Gandhi which was revised in 1992.
• The third one is the National Education Policy 2020 under the Prime Ministership of Narendra Modi.
In 2019, Ministry of Human Resource Development released a draft and after a number of suggestions and consultations on 29th July 2020, the cabinet approved New Education Policy with an aim to introduce changes to the existing Indian education system. This NEP was drafted by the committee under the Chairmanship of Dr. Kasturirangan who is the former Chairman of ISRO and Ex member of Parliament.
Let’s have a look at some important highlights of the National Education Policy 2020.
