The new education policy will boost the fortunes of the country’s youth

On one hand, regular studies were interrupted during the Corona transition. During this time, there was no other option than to teach children online. Meanwhile, the decision of the new education policy has given relief to those students. Those who wish to take regular classes after a gap of two years or more.

This year, such students have also enrolled in various degree colleges in the district. Although the number is small, this number is going to increase in the year 2021-22. With the new education policy, the removal of the ban will also prove very effective in changing the fortunes of the youth of the country.

Explain that before the new education policy, if a student did not study for two years, then there was no institutional (regular) admission. Distance learning was the only option for students with a gap of two years or more. Apart from this, regular admission was not available in degree colleges and universities. The cabinet approved the new education policy in July 2020. After this, the new education policy gradually began to be followed. After the new education policy came, it removed the ban on regular admission after a gap of two years.

In such cases, students can now enroll regularly by giving affidavit despite the interval. When this rule came, the aware youth also took admission. The last phase of admission process is going on since last days. If Amar Ujala investigated, the number of students taking advantage of this rule may be small, But there have been applications. As awareness of new education policy is yet to be done. That is why the number of people enrolled in the session 2021-22 will increase. Due to this, the lives of students sitting at home will be encouraged by the new education policy.

– BSC final in 2017. If I did not take admission till 2019, then I had left regular admission as expected. Information about the new education policy came in the Corona transition period. Then it was learned that one can take admission by giving affidavit. Taking advantage of this, he is enrolled in LLB.

– Munesh Kumar son Brahmadev Singh, Nagar, Atrauli –
New education policy will really prove to be effective for the future of the country. When the rule of the gap year is over, the youth have taken it up. Many admissions have also taken place. We have also taken affidavits of Gap Year from students.
-Dr. Pankaj Kumar Varshney, Principal Shri Varshney College