Hello Aspirant,

As we know that our 34 year aged Education Policy has been revised in 2020 and it will be imposed right from this session 2020-21. Now schools and colleges should have frame them in accordance to the New Education policy2020.

So from this current session we can get advantages of New Education Policy 2020 in different schools and colleges.

I hope this information helps you.

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Hi,

In may 2020 ugc has approved the proposal of doing two degree at the same time one in distance mode and other in regular mode.

So soon students can persue two degrees at the same time.

Regarding your question that will it benefit you in upsc exam preparation. according to my opinion you should do only one degree and focus on civil services preparation. As doing two degrees one time will make you busy in completing assignment, test and exams. you may get the less time for focusing on upsc syllabus. So do one degree and prepare for upsc in remaining time.

The basic eligibility for upsc is candidate should have a degree from a recognized institute. So you can do that degree which you want to do prefentially to become eligible for upsc exams.

As the upsc syllabus is wast and covers almost all major streams. So some part of your degree education will be there. subjects like history, geography, polity ,languages ,economy ,current affairs etc are included in the compulsory subjects. In optional papers you can select any subject of your choice.

So read the syllabus of the upsc exam carefully and decide which course you want to do.

There is no hard and fast rule to clear upsc. Your subjects at degree does not matter but your preparation strategy for exam does affect.  Choose the strategy which suits your condition best.

Hope you find it helpful.

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Hey,

It still remains a question mark.

According to the recent news, f ormer finance minister Yashwant Sinha raised questions over dropping of Urdu from the NEP.

“Urdu is not even mentioned in the NEP. Congratulations to Prime Minister Modi. The New Education Policy does not recognise Urdu as an Indian language,” tweeted Sinha.

The statement of Sinha forced the Central government to come up with clarifications saying that the policy talked about all the languages mentioned in the Eighth Schedule of The Constitution.

The government clarified that Urdu had been included through the Eighth Schedule of India Constitution but the question arose as to why the NEP did not name Urdu while mentioning all major languages.

Till date this is the Scenario of NEP....

Dear Aspirants ,

D.Pharmacy or D.Pharma is a diploma level course for aspirants .It is a 2-year full-time diploma course designed to prepare candidates to work under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist in hospitals, community pharmacies, and other pharmaceutical-related fields. Apart from that the duration of the course is 2 Academic Years with each academic year spread over a period of not less than 180 working days in addition to 500 hours practical training spread over a period of not less than 3 months.

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Dear Student,

the New Education Policy (NEP) Of India will not be implemented immediately as of now. The Government's main target is to implement the entirety of NEP by 2040. Until then the Government would slowly implement some of the key policies of the NEP.

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) is a 2-year undergraduate teaching program that covers subjects like holistic education, psychology, guidance etc. It open up avenues for a vibrant career in teaching and other related fields. This degree can be cleared within a maximum time span of 5 years. It requires a minimum of 50-55% in 10+2 from a recognized university or board as an eligibility criteria.

Dear Student,

it is quite difficult to give the exact prediction if whether the new education policy will be applicable in 2021. However, all the necessary steps are being taken by the officials of the Government of India in finalizing the New Education Policy so that it can me smoothly be implemented by the year 2021.

Hey,

The new education policy includes a lot of changes in the system as well as in board exams. You can refer the below link for detailed information:

https://news.careers360.com/nep-2020-school-education-new-structure-changes-in-board-exams

https://news.careers360.com/nep-2020-what-does-it-say-about-schools-and-universities

Hello Akshya!

According to the new education policy it only proposing sweeping changes in school and higher education. And there is no changes in any sort of fee structure of any sector.