The association's pre-poll document highlights concerns over extended undergraduate duration, inadequate infrastructure, faculty shortages, and limited resources, urging voters to consider the sector’s challenges while making electoral choices.

A group of Left-leaning college and university teachers has released a document ahead of the West Bengal assembly polls, alleging that the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and state-level decisions have severely strained the higher education sector.
The All Bengal University Teachers Association (ABUTA) also urged people to make an informed choice while voting.

Calling the document a "manifesto," the ABUTA said the introduction of a four-year undergraduate program in line with NEP 2020 has increased the duration of study without a corresponding expansion in infrastructure, faculty strength, or institutional resources.
(PTI)

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