The Changing Structure of Higher Education Sector in Punjab - Sharma, Sapna
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This book examines the growth and changing structure of higher education sector of Punjab. From the study it becomes clears that education related indicator in Punjab have not shown the desirable improvement, despite the fact that the state has experienced the higher income level over a sufficiency long period of time. On the other hand some states like kerala and Tamil Nadu with much lower level of income in per capita terms have made remarkable progress in education. Further, it emerges that the maximum growth of affiliated colleges providing higher professional education had been witnessed…mehr

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This book examines the growth and changing structure of higher education sector of Punjab. From the study it becomes clears that education related indicator in Punjab have not shown the desirable improvement, despite the fact that the state has experienced the higher income level over a sufficiency long period of time. On the other hand some states like kerala and Tamil Nadu with much lower level of income in per capita terms have made remarkable progress in education. Further, it emerges that the maximum growth of affiliated colleges providing higher professional education had been witnessed after the introduction of new economic policy - 1991, particularly after the establishment of the PTU (1997) and the BFUHS (1998) in the state. Moreover more than four-fifth of colleges affiliated to the BFUHS and the PTU were owned by the private sector and financed through the high fees and funds charged from students. The major cause of worry, however, is that there is no regulatory authority to check the rising fees and funds to be charged from students and quality of professional education.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sapna Sharma is Assistant Professor in Economics at G.G.D.S.D. College, Hariana (Hoshiarpur), Punjab, India. She holds her Ph.D. degree in December, 2010 from Punjabi University, Patiala. She has a number of publications in Economics of Education.