Question
Download Solution PDFPick the correct statements.
(A) Education is a subject matter of the Central list.
(B) The state of Karnataka has established its own state education policy commission to review NEP 2020 and to give alternative policy for the state.
(C) The government of India spends six percent of GDP on education.
(D) With multiple entry-multiple exit of NEP 2020 one can drop after two years of MBBS with a diploma in nursing.
(E) NEP 2020 promotes private participation in education through the philanthropy.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Option 3 : (B) and (E) Only
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFThe correct answer is - (B) and (E) Only
Key Points
- (B) The state of Karnataka has established its own state education policy commission to review NEP 2020 and to give alternative policy for the state.
- This indicates the state-level autonomy in educational policy-making.
- It reflects the state's initiative to tailor education policies according to its specific needs and context.
- (E) NEP 2020 promotes private participation in education through the philanthropy.
- NEP 2020 encourages the involvement of private entities in the education sector.
- This participation is aimed at enhancing the quality and reach of education through philanthropic efforts.
Additional Information
- Education and the Central List
- Education is actually a subject in the Concurrent List, allowing both the central and state governments to legislate on it.
- This means that statement (A) is incorrect as it is not solely a subject matter of the Central list.
- Government Spending on Education
- The government of India aims to increase its spending on education to 6% of GDP as per various policy documents, but this target has not been consistently met.
- Statement (C) is therefore misleading as it does not reflect the current expenditure accurately.
- NEP 2020 and Medical Education
- The NEP 2020 does propose flexibility in higher education, including multiple entry and exit points.
- However, the specific provision mentioned in statement (D) about dropping out of MBBS with a diploma in nursing is not accurate under NEP 2020.