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Pramath Raj Sinha 29th January 2015 0 Views

Three ideas for Higher Education in India By Pramath Raj Sinha Problems of quality, access, and skewed demand-supply within higher education in India are all too familiar. If a genuine effort were made to put a few ideas into action, the existing scenario would radically change. “We are, in effect, outsourcing higher education to the ...

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The author is Founder and Managing Director of 9.9 Media. He has also served as the Founding Dean of the Indian School of Business (ISB). He previously led the ABP Group, one of India’s leading and most diversified media conglomerates.

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