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Engineering Colleges in South India

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An abode of dance, clothing, and sculptures, the South Zone in India also hasindia the largest market size in the education sector to its credit. The region offers a range of good institutions for aspiring students to choose from.

 

 

 

 

Kerala and Tamil Nadu
Private Institutse

Name of Institute City digitalLEARNING Ranking
Amrita Institute of
Technology & Science		 Coimbatore AAA+
B.S. Abdur Rahman University Chennai A
Bannari Amman Insitute of
Technology		 Erode A
Bharath University Chennai A
Hindustan Institute of
Technology & Science		 Chennai AAA
Karunya University Coimbatore A
MEPCO Schlenk
Engineering College		 Sivakasi A+
PSG College of Technology
Coimbatore		 Coimbatore AAA+
PSNA College of
Engineering and Technology		 Dindigul AA+
SASTRA Thanjavur Thanjavur A
Satyabhama Engineering
College		 Chennai A+
Sona College of Technology Salem AA
Sri Chandrasekharendra
Saraswathi Vishwa
Mahavidyalaya		 Kancheepuram A
Sri Sai Ram Engineering
College		 Chennai A
Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar
College of Engineering		 Kalavakkam AAA
SRM Engineering College,
SRM University		 Kattankulathur AAA
SSN College of Engineering Chennai AA
Thiagarajar College of
Engineering		 Madurai AAA+
Vel Tech Rangrajan Dr
Sagunthala R&D Institute of
Science & Technology		 Chennai A
Vellore Institute of
Technology		 Vellore AAA+

Government  Instistute

Name of Institute City Rank Based on Public Choice
IIT Madras Chennai 6
NIT Trichy Tiruchirapalli 14
NIT Calicut Calicut 20
College of Engineering,
Anna University		 Chennai 20

Promising Institutes

Name of Institute City
Coimbatore Institute of Technology Coimbatore
College of Engineering Thiruvananthapuram
Govt College of Engineering Coimbatore
Mepco Schlenk Engineering College Virudhunagar
T K M College of Engineering Karicode


Karnataka
Government Institutes

Name of Institute City Rank Based on Public Choice
NIT Surathkal Surathkal 9
IIIT Bangalore Bangalore 32

Private Institutes

Name of Institute City digitalLEARNING Ranking
Acharya Institute of
Technology		 Bangalore AA+
Bangalore Institute of
Technology		 Bangalore AAA
BMS College of Engineering Bangalore AA
Christ University Bangalore AAA+
CMR Institute of Technology Bangalore A+
Dayananda Sagar Group of
Institution		 Bangalore AA
JSS Academy of Technical
Education		 Bangalore AA
KLE Society’s BV
Bhoomaraddi College of
Engineering & Technology		 Hubli AA
M S Ramaiah Institute of
Technology		 Bangalore AAA+
Manipal Institute of
Technology		 Manipal AAA+
National Institute of
Engineering		 Mysore A+
Nitte Meenakshi Institute of
Technology		 Yelahanka AA
NMAM Institue of
Technology, NITTE		 Karkala AA+
P E. S College of
Engineering		 Mandya A
PES Institute of Technology Bangalore AAA+
RV College of Engineering Bangalore AAA+
Sapthagiri College of
Engineering		 Bangalore AA
SDM College of Engineering Dharwad AA+
Shri Jayachamarajendra
College of Engineering		 Mysore AAA
Siddaganga Institue of
Technology		 Tumkur AA+
Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute
of Technology		 Bangalore A+
University Visversvaraya
College of Engineering		 Bangalore AAA


Andhra Pradesh
Government Institutes

Name of Institute City Rank Based on Public Choice
IIIT Hyderabad Hyderabad 8
NIT Warangal Warangal 15
IIT Hyderabad Hyderabad 25

Private Institutes

Name of Institute City digitalLEARNING Ranking
Andhra University College of
Engineering		 Visakapatanam AAA
Dayanand Sagar College of
Engineering		 Bangalore AA+
Dr Ambedkar Institue of
Technology		 Bangalore AA
G Pulla Reddy Engineering
College (Autonomous)		 Karnool A+
GITAM Institute of
Technology		 Visakapatanam AA+
JNTU College of
Engineering		 Anantapur AA+
JNTU College of
Engineering		 Kakinada AA+
JNTU Hyderabad Hyderabad AA+
KL University Guntur AAA+
Malla Reddy Engineering
College		 Secunderabad AAA+
Vallurupalli Nageswara Rao
Vignana Joythi Institute of
Engineering and Technology		 Hyderabad AAA
Vasavi College of
Engineering		 Hyderabad AAA

Promising Institutes

Name of Institute City
Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of
Technology		 Hyderabad
College of Engineering, Osmania
University		 Hyderabad
Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of
Engineering (Autonomous)		 Visakhapatnam
ICFAI University Hyderabad
Sree Vidyanikethan Engineering
College		 Tirupati
Sreenidhi Institute of Science &
Technology		 Hyderabad

Engineering Colleges in West India

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Western India is perhaps the most popular education cluster in India with cities like Pune and Maharshtra in the region. The zone offers excellent infrastructure, advanced industrialisation and a preferred destination among Indian and foreign students.

GUJARAT

Government Institutes

Name of Institute City Rank Based on
Public Choice
Sardar Vallabhbhai
National Institute
of Technology		 Surat 19
IIT-Gandhinagar Gandhinagar 46

Private Institutes

Name of Institute City digitalLEARNING
Ranking
Dhirubhai Ambani-IICT
Gandhinagar		 Gandhinagar AAA
Nirma University of
Science & Technology		 Ahmedabad AAA
SAL Institute of
Technology & Engineering
Research		 Ahmedabad AA

Promising Institutes

Name of Institute City
Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya
(Engineering College)		 Anand
Dharamsin Desai University Nadiad
Faculty of Technology &
Engineering, MS University		 Baroda

Maharashtra & Goa

Government Institutes

Name of Institute City Rank Based on
Public Choice
IIT Bombay Mumbai 2
VNIT Nagpur Nagpur 26
Mumbai Institute of
Chemical Technology
(UDCT)		 Mumbai 28
International Institute of
Information Technology		 Pune 47

 

IIT Bombay has carved a niche for itself in the heart of engineering aspirants not only for its excellence in academia but also for its cultural activities

Private Institutes

Name of Institute City digitalLEARNING
Ranking
Army Institute of Technology Pune A
DJ Sangvi College of
Engineering		 Mumbai AA+
Don Bosco Institute of
Technology, Mumbai		 Mumbai A+
Dwarkadas J Sanghvi
College of Engineering		 Ponda A
KJ Somaiya College of
Engineering		 Mumbai AA
Maharashtra Academy of
Engineering		 Alandi A
Maharashtra Instt of Tech Pune A+
National Power Training
Institute		 Nagpur A+
NMIMS College of
Engineering (MPST&M)		 Mumbai AAA
Pradnya Niketan Education
Society Nagesh Karajagi
Orchid College of
Engineering & Technology		 Solapur A
Sardar Patel Coll of Engg Mumbai AAA
Sinhgad College of
Engineering		 Pune A+
Symbiosis International
University		 Pune AAA
Veermata Jiabai
Technological Institute (VJTI)		 Mumbai AAA+
Vishwakarma Institute of
Information Technology		 Pune A+
Vivekanand Education
Society’s Institute of
Technology		 Chembur A+
National Institute of
Technology		 Goa AAA+

Rajasthan

Government Institutes

Name of Institute City Rank Based on
Public Choice
IIT Rajasthan Jodhpur 29
MNIT Jaipur Jaipur 46

Private Institutes

Name of Institute City digitalLEARNING
Ranking
Arya Institute of Engineering &
Technology		 Jaipur AA
Banasthali University Banasthali AAA
Birla Institute of Technology
and Science		 Pilani AAA+
Jaipur Engineering College
and Research Centre		 Jaipur AAA+
NIIT University Neemrana AAA+
Situated in a well-equipped 100-acre campus, NIIT University draws many engineering aspirants to the state

Promising Institutes

Situated in a well-equipped 100-acre campus, NIIT University draws many engineering aspirants to the stateSituated in a well-equipped 100-acre campus, NIIT University draws many engineering aspirants to the state

Name of Institute City
Gyan Vihar College of Engineering &
Technology		 Jaipur
I I S University Jaipur
Jai Narayan Vyas University Jodhpur
LNM Institute of Information
Technology		 Jaipur
Mody Institute of Technology &
Science		 Lakshmangarh
Swami Keshvanand Inst of Tech
Management & Gramothan		 Jaipur
University College of Engineering,
Rajasthan Technical University		 Kota

Engineering College Ranking 2013 – Top 220 Government & Private Institutions :: June 2013

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EDITORIAL
Misson Education

ENGINEERING RANKING 2013
Top Engineering Colleges of India

PERSPECTIVE
Envisioning the Quality of Technical Education

TECH POSSIBLE
Skills Development and Training for Engineers

Resource Planning at Engineering Institutions

TekEdge for Engineering Institutions

New Gen, Performance Optimised Thin Client and Server Solution

IN CONVERSATION
Enhancing Research Activities

My Dream is to Make Good Education Available in Every Part of India

We are Committed to Providing Laptops to 16 Million Children

QUICK CHAT
Education Technology Changing Market Scenario

SPECIAL FEATURE
Fostering New Thought Processes

German-Indian Classroom Programme Leading the Way

Education is the Apprenticeship of Life

EVENT REPORT :: WORLD EDUCATION SUMMIT 2013
Strengthening Equity, Inclusion and Quality

INAUGURAL SESSION
Digital and Collaborative Learning is the Future in Education
Kapil Sibal Union Minister of Communications & IT, Government of India

Education Must Encompass Moral Values and IT
Smt Naseem Akhtar Insaaf, Minister of State for Education, Government of Rajasthan

Education in Bihar Focussing on Employability and Affordability
Shri Shahid Ali Khan, Minister, Minority Welfare and IT, Government of Bihar

Quality Education through Motivating Teachers and Students
Shri Mantriprasad Naithani Minister, Agriculture Marketing, School Education, Adult Education, Sanskrit Education and Drinking Water, Government of Uttarakhand

Higher Education will Shape Life, Economy and the Society
Prof (Dr) S S Mantha, Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education

PLENARY SESSION 1 & 2
Strategies for Steering the Education Sector

SPECIAL SESSION
Opportunities of Overseas Collaboration for Indian Institutions

New Financing and Business Models in Education

SCHOOL EDUCATION
Blended Learning, Multimedia Content and Supportive Teaching Tools to Promote Student Engagement

Early Childhood Education

Capacity Building of Educators Teachers, Training, Technology

International Schools in India Challenges and Opportunities

Creating Excellence in School Education

HIGHER EDUCATION
Fostering Excellence Transformative Practices towards Ensuring Quality

Management Education The Current Scenario and the Way Forward

Private Universities in India Innovation in Education

Vocational Training Enhancing Employability Skills

Industry-Academia Bridge Channelising Collaborative Models

 

Top 30 Private Engineering Colleges

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India has undergone unmatched growth in the field of engineering education sector over the past six years. Keeping in view the rapid developments in the sector, we have analysed the data based on relevant parameters, like faculty, and we have also studied online student reviews on different education portals to take an informed decision.

Name of Institute City Zone State National Rank
Birla Institute of Technology & Science Pilani West Rajasthan 1
Birla Institute of Technology Mesra East Jharkhand 2
Birla Institute of Technology Ranchi East Jharkhand 3
VJTI Mumbai Mumbai West Maharashtra 4
Manipal Institute of Technology Manipal Manipal South Karnataka 5
DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering Mumbai West Maharashtra 6
PES Institute of Technology Bangalore South Karnataka 7
RV College of Engineering Bangalore South Karnataka 8
PSG College of Technology Coimbatore South Tamil Nadu 9
Thapar University (Thapar Institute of Engineering &Technology) Patiala North Punjab 10
Christ University Bangalore South Karnataka 11
JNTU College of Engineering Hyderabad South Andhra Pradesh 12
Institute of Technology, Nirma University Ahmedabad West Gujarat 13
Thiagarajar College of Engineering Madurai South Tamil Nadu 14
Symbiosis International University Pune West Maharashtra 15
VIT University (Vellore Institute of Technology) Vellore South Tamil Nadu 16
KL University (Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation) Vijaywada South Andhra Pradesh 17
Shiv Nadar University (SNU) Dadri North Uttar Pradesh 18
Shri GS Institute of Technology and Science Indore Central Madhya Pradesh 19
Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre (JECRC) Jaipur West Rajasthan 20
SRM University (SRM Institute of Sciences and Technology) Chennai South Tamil Nadu 21
Hindustan University (HITS) Kancheepuram South Tamil Nadu 22
Lovely Professional University Jalandhar North Punjab 23
Vallurupalli Nageswara Rao Vignana Joythi Institute ofEngineering and Technology Hyderabad South Andhra Pradesh 24
Amity University ( School of Engineering) Noida North Uttar Pradesh 25
M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology Bangalore South Karnataka 26
Kalinga Insitute of Industrial Technology (KIIT University) Bhubaneswar East Odisha 27
University Institute of Technology, Barkatullah University Bhopal Central Madhya Pradesh 28
NIIT University Neemrana West Rajasthan 29
Malla Reddy Institute of Technology and Sciences Secunderabad South Andhra Pradesh 30

Engineering Colleges in Central India

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Madhya Pradesh, often referred as the ‘Heart of India’, is a fast growing education hub of the country. The state boasts of having some of the most popular institutes of national importance including an IIT, IIM and IIIT.

Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh Government Institutes
Name of Institute City Rank Based on
Public Choice
Atal Bihari
Vajpayee Indian Institute of
Technology & Management		 Gwalior 21
IIT Indore Indore 24
MANIT Bhopal Bhopal 37
NIT Raipur Raipur 45
IIIT Jabalpur (PDPM Indian
Institute of Information
Technology Design &
Manufacture)		 Jabalpur 48
 Private Institutes
Name of Institute City digitalLEARNING
Ranking
Institute of Engineering and
Technology (DAVV)		 Indore AA
Institute of Technology and
Management		 Gwalior A+
Laxmi Narayan College of
Technology		 Bhopal AA
Sanghvi Institute of
Management and Science		 Indore A+
Shri G S Institute of
Technology and Science		 Indore AA+
Barkatullah University-
University Institute of
Technology		 Bhopal AA+
 Promising Institutes
Name of Institute City
Institute of Engineering and Science, IPS
Academyt		 Bhopal
Jabalpur Engineering College Jabalpur
Madhav Institute of Technology and Science Gwalior
Mahakal Institute of Technology Ujjain
Medi-Caps Institute of Technology and
Management		 Bhopal
Oriental Institute of Science & Technology Gwalior
Rewa Engineering College Rewa
Rustamji Institute of Technology Tekanpur
Samrat Ashok Technological Institute Vidisha
Shri Vaishnav Institute of Technology and
Science		 Indore
Ujjain Engineering College Ujjain

Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management,Gwalior was recognised as a Deemed University in 2001and is one of the

most preferred institutions in the central zone

 

Government Engineering Colleges A Perception-based Survey

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Name of Institute City NationalRanking
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Kharagpur 1
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Bombay 2
Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee Roorkee 3
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Kanpur 4
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi Delhi 5
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras Chennai 6
Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) Varanasi Varanasi 7
International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad Hyderabad 8
National Institute of Technology, Surathkal Surathkal 9
Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati Guwahati 10
ISMU Dhanbad Dhanbad 11
Jamia Milia Islamia, Faculty of Engineering and Technology New Delhi 12
DCE Delhi (Delhi Technological University) Delhi 13
National Institute of Technology, Trichy Tiruchirapalli 14
National Institute of Technology, Warangal Warangal 15
Netaji Subash Institute of Technology, Delhi Delhi 16
National Institute of Technology, Rourkela Rourkela 17
Indian Institute of Information Technology, Allahabad Allahabad 18
Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology Surat 19
National Institute of Technology, Calicut Calicut 20
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Indian Institute of Technology and Management Gwalior 21
Jadavpur University, Faculty of Engineering Calcutta 22
National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra Kurukshetra 23
Indian Institute of Technology, Indore Indore 24
Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad Hyderabad 25
Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Nagpur 26
National Institute of Technology, Durgapur Durgapur 27
Mumbai Institute of Chemical Technology (UDCT) Mumbai 28
Indian Institute of Technology, Rajasthan Jodhpur 29
Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar 30
Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar Ropar 31
International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore Bangalore 32
Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar Gandhinagar 33
College of Engineering, Anna University Chennai 34
National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur Jamshedpur 35
Assam University Silchar 36
Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology Bhopal 37
National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur Hamirpur 38
National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar Jalandhar 39
Indian Institute of Technology, Patna Patna 40
National Institute of Technology, Srinagar Srinagar 41
National Institute of Technology, Patna Patna 42
National Institute of Technology, Agartala Tripura 43
Bengal Engineering and Science University Shibpur Howrah 44
National Institute of Technology, Raipur Raipur 45
Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur 46
International Institute of Information Technology Pune 47
IIIT Jabalpur (PDPM Indian Institute of Information Technology Design & Manufacture) Jabalpur 48
Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi Mandi 49
North Eastern Regional Institute of Science & Technology Itanagar 50

Andhra govt to fund foreign education for tribal students

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The Government of Andhra Pradesh will fulfill the foreign education dream of at least 100 tribal students every year. The government will bear the fees and living expenses of up to Rs 10 lakh and also facilitate a loan for the student from banks if they need more funds.

Under the porgramme that has been christened as the ‘Ambedkar Overseas Studies Nidhi’ , the students can pursue higher studies in reputed universities in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Singapore.

As part of the first batch of the programme, 100 students from the current academic year will be selected through an online selection process and interview. They will be sent for higher studies from the next academic year onwards.

Students belonging to the scheduled tribes up to the age of 35 years and with an annual family income not exceeding Rs 2.5 lakh are eligible to seek assistance for post graduate and doctoral programs. One student from each family is eligible for the financial assistance.

The programme resources will be drawn from the SC/ST sub-plan funds. A selection committee has been appointed under the chairmanship of tribal welfare minister and tribal welfare commissioner as the convener.

How We Ranked Them!

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How We Ranked Them!

We have ranked 220 engineering institutes in the country based on: Faculty Details, Fee Structure, Research Activities and Placements on a scale of AAA+ to A, with AAA+ being the highest rank on the scale. The government institutes have been ranked based on perception voting and the private institutes have been ranked based on analysis of available data. We have also listed promising institutes in some zones, which have the potential to be in the top league in the coming years.

Ranking methodology ::
Public Institutes: We chose the best public institutes and Institutes of National Importance in a transparent and democratic manner through public voting.
We followed a two-step process:
Step 1: A list of Top 70 government-aided institutes (including IITs, NITs, IIITs and others) was prepared.
Step 2: We eliminated 20 institutes that received lowest number of votes, from the list of 70 shortlisted institutes.Based on the number of votes received by these institutes, we have declared the Top 50 Public Engineering Institutes.
The voting conducted on a popular social networking sites got an amazing response of 10, 097 unique votes. Among the voters, there were 4,829 students and alumni; 792 teachers and academics; 296 people representing coaching centres and 191 undergraduates.

Private Institutes: To gather maximum available information about any institute and ensure its credibility, we followed a three-step approach:
Step 1: We analysed the past three years’ rankings conducted by various organisations in the country. We filtered the list to eliminate colleges not ranked by any organisation in their previous rankings. Further, those institutes which featured only once in any of these rankings were also eliminated.
Step 2: We visited the official websites of 2,500+ institutes and private universities to get information such as Infrastructure, Placement, Teaching Pedagogy, Faculty, Foreign Collaborations and Research Activities. For AICTE
affiliated institutes, we got most of the information from the mandatory disclosures in their official website. However, the challenge was that most institutes did not have the updated disclosure on their website.
We also studied the student reviews in some of the education portals to get a better understanding about the institutions we have ranked.
Step 3: We also asked engineering institutions across the country to send us filled questionnaire in a given format.
Only 72 institutes reverted with filled questionnaire in the given deadline. Simultaneously, we were able to gather complete information of 1,500 odd colleges, out of the list of 2,500+ colleges that we had targeted.

 

 

Zone Central 21
State Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh 22
Categories Government Institutes 5
Private Institutes 6
Promising Institutes 11
Zone East 30
State Cluster 1 Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya,Mizoram and Tripura 7
Categories Government Institutes 4
Promising Institutes 3
State Cluster 2 Bihar and Jharkhand 8
Government Institutes 4
Private Institutes 4
State Cluster 3 Odisha & West Bengal 14
Categories Government Institutes 6
Private Institutes 4
Promising Institutes 4
Zone North 52
State Cluster 1 Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir,Uttarakhand 8
Categories Government Institutes 4
Private Institutes 4
State Cluster 2 Punjab and Haryana 30
Categories Government Institutes 3
Private Institutes 18
Promising Institutes 19
State Cluster 3 New Delhi 7
Categories Government Institutes 4
Promising Institutes 3
State Cluster 3 Uttar Pradesh 7
Categories Government Institutes 2
Private Institutes 5
Zone South 73
State Cluster 1 Kerala and Tamil Nadu 29
Categories Government Institutes 4
Private Institutes 20
Promising Institutes 5
State Cluster 2 Karnataka 23
Categories Government Institutes 2
Private Institutes 21
State Cluster 3 Andhra Pradesh 21
Categories Government Institutes 3
Private Institutes 12
Promising Institutes 6
Zone West 44
State Cluster 1 Gujarat 8
Categories Government Institutes 2
Private Institutes 3
Promising Institutes 3
State Cluster 2 Maharashtra & Goa 22
Categories Government Institutes 4
Private Institutes 18
State Cluster 3 Rajasthan 14
Categories Government Institutes 2
Private Institutes 5
Promising Institutes 7

 

Top Engineering Colleges of India

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With the growing number of technical institutes in India, the biggest challenge in front of a student is to choose the best! For an engineering aspirant, time too is a major constraint in doing extensive research on a particular institute. Most aspirants undergo their board examinations, appear for several entrance tests and set out in pursuit of the institute that shall suit them best, based on their score, budget for fees and choice of region. To help aspirants streamline their research, we have shortlisted the institutes in different regions and zones of India and come up with a listing of engineering institutes across the country

How We Ranked Them!

 

TOP 50 Government Engineering Colleges A Perception-based Survey
Engineering Colleges in Central India
Engineering Colleges in East and the Northeast India
Engineering Colleges in North India
Engineering Colleges in South India
Engineering Colleges in West India
TOP 30 Private Engineering Colleges

International Schools in India Challenges and Opportunities

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Steven RudolphIn this age of ‘ice-cream dilemma’ of careers, as an international educationist, I wanted to guide children to be able to pick the right kind of careers for themselves, based on their natures. International education is about having choices, and also the need to get the RPRP approach i.e. right people at the right place/profession.

Steven Rudolph, Director, Jiva Education

Everything has changed – the role of the teachers as facilitators, advancements in IT, etc. Still there are challenges like dearth of quality teachers and resources. International collaboration is a fantastic opportunity and we need to harness it. Updating technology is important, but let us not forget which technology is relevant to our community.

Ryan Pinto, CEO, Ryan Group of Schools, Mumbai

Lina AsharAll our schools can become international schools, no matter whichever board affiliation, through the universal best practices like good student- teacher ratios, assessment for depth and application of learning, and being accountable to parents by demonstrating real performances of understanding by their kids. It is a package of Intelligence Quotient (IQ), Passion Quotient (PQ), Spiritual Quotient (SQ) and Emotional Quotient (EQ).

Lina Ashar, Founder, Kangaroo Kids Education Ltd, Mumbai

Rajeev KatyalGlobalisation has led to the demand for international schools in metros and even in tier-I cities. International exchange programmes, international teaching practices where learning is not by rote, and the use of technology all form part of an international school. Challenges range from quality infrastructure, catering to a growing but niche segment, teacher availability, etc.

Rajeev Katyal, Country Director (India), Global Indian International School, New Delhi

Manjula Pooja ShroffWhy do we live with the excuse that international education is limited to the rich? The theory of connectivism is the way forward, especially for learning in the digital age. Every teacher has to be a part of international teaching learning platforms because we do not live in India, we live in a global world and compete at an international level. We need to improve at the level of municipal schools.

Manjula Pooja Shroff, CEO, Calorx, Mumbai

Priyamvada TanejaInternational education breaks down the barriers of race and culture. Such schools are expected to double in next five to seven years. But there are challenges like the mentality that it’s a ticket for a child’s study abroad, so sometimes the vision behind the programme is lost. Also, acceptance of international education is a problem with the higher education universities in India.

Priyamvada Taneja, Development Manager, India, International Baccalaureate Organization, Haryana

Dr Vandana Lulla,International affiliation, resources, teacher and training costs lead to an expensive fee structure. So the cost factor itself is a big challenge, and it is not meant for all. Prices may only come down if we have many international schools. Another challenge is there are not as many international universities in India for a child to be able to pursue international certification.

Dr Vandana Lulla, Directorh & Principal, Podar International School (IB & CIE), Mumbai

Rita WilsonThe model of education that we have is from the days of industrialisation were, schools are still organised on factory lines; there is compartmentalised subject delivery; and there is no intermingling. We have to start thinking differently about education, and we have to realise what our human capacity is.

Rita Wilson, Former Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination; and Academic Lead, Develop Schools

 

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