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Questions:
- Features of NCF 2005.
- Objectives of Indian Education Commission (1964-66).
- Implementation and effect of RMSA.
- Purpose of Navodaya Vidyalayas.
- Functions of DIETs.
- Problems of primary education in India.
- Importance of vocational education.
- Impacts of Right to Education (RTE) on school resources.
- Measures to improve quality education in schools.
- Equity in secondary education.
- Discuss the present scenario of secondary education in India and suggest educational reforms for its improvement.
- What do you understand by 'quality in education'? Mention some quality parameters for educational institutions.
- Explain the various interventions provided by SSA in detail. What hindrances did it face in achieving its targets?
- Discuss the problems of vocationalisation of education at the secondary level and suggest remedies.
- What is the relationship between equality and equity? How is NIOS helpful in achieving equity?
- Describe the features of Right to Education, 2009, and explain how it ensures equality of educational opportunities.
- Describe in brief the levels of teacher education in India. What steps can be taken to bring qualitative reforms in teacher education?
- Critically examine the recommendations of National Policy of Education (1986). Mention the changes introduced in the revised NPE (1992).
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