Selecting an appropriate course following completion of the HSC is likely one of the most significant decisions that a student will encounter during their educational journey.
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Tech careers are flourishing like never before. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and so on, the world runs on digital innovation, and talented professionals are in massive demand.
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India has had a one-stream system of higher education for decades now, where children would determine whether they would study arts, science, or commerce, typically when they were 17 or 18. And once they made a decision, this stream more or less decided their future career and academic life, with hardly any space for experimentation or multi-disciplinary education.
But with the introduction of NEP 2020 higher education reforms, India’s education scenario is transforming. The policy is fostering the necessity for flexibility, all-around development, and interdisciplinarity to equip the students to cope with the ever-changing global economy.
It has created multidisciplinary higher education colleges and institutions in India, where students are empowered to combine and share various subjects. This approach promotes multidisciplinary education in India, helping learners build an equilibrium mix of intellectual reasoning, imagination, and vocational skills.
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