The alleged irregularities due to privatisation of professional course such as Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) were echoed on Thursday in the vice chancellor meet hosted by the Pt Ravishankar Shukla University at Raipur.
The second session of the workshop, organised by the Association of Indian universities, was held in a private hotel here where speakers pointed out how quality of educations are being compromised due to the commercialisation.
Speaking on the status of teacher’s education in India, VC of Sambalpur University Vishnu Charan Barik highlighted the new challenges brought about by the liberalisation, privatisation and gobalisation. He also discussed about the difficulties the universities were facing.
He raised objection the way National Council For Teacher’s Education (NCTE) has been approving colleges. The session was presided by Mohammad Miyan. The others who spoke on the occasion include Prof. Sachidananda Joshi, NCTE joint secretary Dr R Jaya. SR