India has over 10 million school teachers now but challenges persist: falling enrollments, infrastructure gaps, and uneven learning outcomes slow progress toward true educational quality.
Indian MBBS aspirants are increasingly heading abroad—for affordability, recognition, global exposure, streamlined licensure, and richer training—as domestic seats remain scarce and expensive.
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan urges IITs to become catalysts for self-reliant India driving innovation, job creation, and inclusive growth through translational research and startup momentum.
Prestigious scholarships Fulbright-Nehru, Chevening, DAAD, Erasmus+, and Australia Awards are empowering Indian students with global education by covering tuition, living, and more.
Jad Tarifi, founder of Google's generative AI team, warns that advanced degrees in law, medicine, and PhDs risk becoming obsolete due to rapid AI breakthroughs.
India’s education system needs a shift from credentialism to capability cultivating adaptability, collaboration, and real-world skills that empower individuals and fuel lasting national growth.
India’s formal medical education began during British rule with Calcutta Medical College in 1835, evolving into today’s NEET-based system and unified MBBS pathway.
