Introducing a Common University Entrance Test in India
Keywords:
Common University Entrance Test, education reforms, IndiaAbstract
The National Education Policy 2020 advocated radical reforms in Indian higher education. Introducing a Common University Entrance Test in central universities is one such measure, expected to save students’ time, energy, and costs and tackle the issue of steep cut-offs in colleges and universities. But it may lead to a proliferation of coaching companies, limiting access for students from vulnerable backgrounds. It may also limit universities’ autonomy in selecting students, and erode diversity.
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