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Contents: Key points to be noted Key features of the New Education Policy Effects on higher education Effects on School education Plus points of the new education policy Negative points of the new education policy The original draft of the New education policy On 29th July 2020, The cabinet approved the new education policy. Union Ministers Prakash Javadekar and Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank held a press conference detailing the new education policy Key points to be noted: India ranks at the 131st position in terms of the education system while Finland tops the ranking followed by Japan and South Korea. New education policy was a part of BJP's manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections of 2014. On 31st October 2015, the government formed a committee of 5 members led by former cabinet secretary TSR Subrahmanyam. The New education policy draft was submitted to HRD minister Ramesh Pokheral on 31 May 2019 by a committee of 11 Member lead by the chief scientist of ISRO Dr. K. Kasturirangan. Mor

The overrated results of CBSE India is the 7 th largest the country in terms of area and 2 nd largest in terms of population. Most of this population is youth, i.e, those who belong to the age group of 15 to 24 years . As a result of which a huge number of these people are students. More than 40 crore students are there in India. Hence it is not wrong to say that we live in a country of scholars . This is one of the reasons why we can say that India is a country of Scholars . But despite there is such a humongous number of students, the education system still needs significant corrections in its education policies and working methodologies. Recently we saw that the results of the secondary and high secondary students of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) was announced. Students study round the clock to perform their best in these exams, but what we saw this time was really unexpected. “ More than 38,000 students scored above 95 % marks in high secondary education.