UGC
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 heralds a significant reform in India’s education system, prioritizing quality, equity, and access. Recognizing the pivotal role of students in this transformative journey, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has launched the NEP SAARTHI initiative, aimed at enhancing student participation and raising awareness about the reforms outlined in the NEP 2020.
Collective Engagement for Transformation
Transforming higher education necessitates the active involvement and commitment of key stakeholders, including vice chancellors, directors, principals, faculty, staff, and students. NEP SAARTHI seeks to bring students together as active participants, enabling them to make effective use of the provisions of NEP 2020.
The Objectives of NEP SAARTHI
The NEP SAARTHI initiative aims to achieve the following objectives:
Nomination Criteria and Procedure
Under this initiative, the UGC requests Vice Chancellors, Directors, and Principals of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to nominate three students from their respective institutions to be considered as NEP SAARTHIs. The nominated students should possess exceptional communication skills, organizational capabilities for conducting outreach programs, creativity, and a sense of responsibility, while also demonstrating leadership qualities.
The nomination process involves the following steps:
Timeline and Felicitation
The timeline for the NEP SAARTHI initiative is as follows:
1. Nominations: May 2023
2. Deadline for nominations: June 2023
3. Announcement of NEP SAARTHIs: July 2023
4. Orientation of NEP SAARTHIs: July 2023
The selected NEP SAARTHIs will be felicitated with the following:
Role and Responsibilities of NEP SAARTHIs
NEP SAARTHIs will play a crucial role in promoting NEP 2020 and driving awareness among students. Their responsibilities include:
Joining forces through NEP SAARTHI, students across India can actively contribute to the transformation of higher education. This unique opportunity allows students to become catalysts for change, advocating for quality, equity, and access in the education system.
Responsibilities of NEP SAARTHIs (Continued)
In addition to the aforementioned responsibilities, NEP SAARTHIs are entrusted with specific tasks to promote NEP 2020:
By actively fulfilling their roles and responsibilities, NEP SAARTHIs will contribute to the successful implementation of NEP 2020, ensuring its benefits reach every corner of the education ecosystem.
NEP SAARTHI, the student ambassador initiative, is a transformative step towards reshaping higher education in India. With the UGC’s support, students will become instrumental in driving positive change and creating an environment that fosters quality, equity, and access. Through their active participation, NEP SAARTHIs will not only promote NEP 2020 but also play a pivotal role in shaping the future of education in the country.
As the NEP SAARTHI initiative takes flight, students are encouraged to embrace this opportunity and join forces to revolutionize higher education. Together, they have the power to make a lasting impact, ensuring a brighter and more inclusive future for generations to come.
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