STUDENT RECRUITMENT SEMINAR
India's education system from elementary to college level is outlined with details on curriculum, subjects taught, career decision points, and higher education opportunities. It covers key aspects such as the National Curriculum Framework, different examination systems, streams of study, and the structure of higher education institutions in the country.
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STUDENT RECRUITMENT SEMINAR Council for Higher Education Mar 31, 2014 Sanjeev SINGLA Mahesh KUMAR Counsellor Second Secretary Embassy of India, Tel Aviv Embassy of India, Tel Aviv political@indembassy.co.il sspol@indembassy.co.il 1
ISRAEL-INDIA SHARED ETHOS Democracy & Liberal Values Emphasis on Education English Language Knowledge Sector India-Israel Fellowship Programme 2
PRESENTATION PLAN 1. Overview of Education System: Elementary to College 2. Higher Education System in India 3. Top Indian Education Institutions 4. Suggestions/Tips for Recruitment of Indian Students 3
PART 1 OVERVIEW: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TO COLLEGE IN INDIA A. 10 + 2 + 3 System i. 10 years in school (class 1 10) ii. 2 years in pre-college (class 11-12) iii. 3 years in college (undergraduate) B. National Curriculum Framework by National Council for Educational Research & Training (NCERT) i. Development and sharing of educational strategy, curricula, pedagogy and evaluation methodology C. Commonality of Subjects Taught up to Class 10 i. English, Languages, Maths, Science, History, Civics, Geography 4
PART 1 (continued) OVERVIEW: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TO COLLEGE IN INDIA D. Career Decision Point at end of Class 10 Science (Medical & Non-medical), Commerce and Arts streams i. E. Career Decision Point at end of Class 12 i. Medicine, Life Science, Engineering, Science, Commerce, Law, Arts, Fine Arts, Mass Communication, Fashion etc. F. Three Broad Streams of Schools Based on Examination Systems i. Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) More focus on maths/science and hence on engineering/medicine ii. Indian School Certificate Examination (ICSE) Greater distribution of focus on language, arts & sciences iii. State Boards, International Baccalaureate and the Rest G. Language of Instruction 5
PART 2 HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM IN INDIA A. India offers one of the largest pools of higher education students in the world: over 28 million B. India offers one the largest infrastructures of higher education in the world: over 600 universities and 37,000 colleges C. Standards Body the University Grants Commission (UGC) i. Determination and maintenance of academic standards ii. Promotion and coordination of university education iii. Provision of funds D. Main Categories of Universities Central universities 42 in number i. State universities 251 in number ii. iii. Deemed-to-be-universities 130 in number iv. Private university 173 in number Institutions of national importance 40 in number v. 6
PART 2 (continued) HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM IN INDIA E. National Assessment and Accreditation Council i. Set up in 1994 under the UGC ii. Grades institutions to give a measure of quality education iii. Has graded over 75 universities as A grade F. Technical Education i. Covers engineering, technology, management, architecture/town planning, pharmacy, applied arts & crafts, hotel management and catering technology ii. Includes India s renowned Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institutes of Management and Indian Institute of Science G. All India Council for Technical Education i. Responsible for quality technical education and approval of new technical institutions 7
PART 2 (continued) HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM IN INDIA H. Getting into a University/Technical Institution/College in India i. Each technical education stream has its own national level competitive exam ii. Very tough, with acceptance rates for some streams as low as 2% iii. Admission into Universities/Colleges based on Class 12 examination results iv. Very tough to get into top Universities/Colleges I. Student Preferences for Education in Various Streams UNDERGRADUATE DOCTORATE GRADUATE Rest 13% Law 1% Mgmnt 3% Science 22% Mgmnt 21% Rest 27% Arts 34% Medicine 3% Rest 42% IT 2% Science 12% Engineering 21% Social Sc 18% Mgmnt 5% Medical 5% IT Social Sc 18% Science 9% 10% Commerce 15% Engineering 19% 8
PART 3 TOP EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA UNIVERSITY Delhi University, Delhi Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi Panjab University, Chandigarh* University of Calcutta, Kolkata University of Madras, Chennai University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad Osmania University, Hyderabad Bangalore University, Bangalore 9 * Times Higher Education Ranking 226-250
PART 3 (continued) TOP EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA ENGINEERING SCIENCES MANAGEMENT Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur* St Stephen s, Delhi Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi* Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta St Xavier s, Mumbai Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Loyola College, Chennai Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee* Indian Institute of Management, Indore St Xavier s, Kolkata Presidency College, Kolkata Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur* Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai Fergusson College, Pune Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow Indian Institute of Technology, BHU Presidency College, Chennai XLRI, Jamshedpur Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati Stella Maris, Chennai Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi BITS, Pilani Miranda House, Delhi Symbiosis, Pune Vellore Institute of Technology Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore** S P Jain Institute, Mumbai Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai** NIT, Suratkal MDI, Gurgaon Cllg of Engineering, Anna Univ, Chennai Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai** Indian School of Business, Hyderabad 10 * Times Higher Education Rankings 351-400 ** Graduate, doctoral and post-doctoral programmes
PART 3 (continued) TOP EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA MEDICINE/LIFE SCIENCES SOCIAL SCIENCES AIIMS, Delhi Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai Christian Medical College, Vellore National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore JIPMER, Puducherry Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology, Hyderabad Delhi School of Economics, Delhi National Institute of Immunology, Delhi Indian Institute for Advanced Study, Shimla International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, Delhi National Institute of Biomedical Genomics, Kalyani 11
PART 4 SUGGESTIONS FOR RECRUITMENT IN INDIA Understand the Market A. i. US education institutions dominate the market for Indian students ii. Education is one of the main pillars of India-US bilateral relationship Indian students constitute the second largest student body in USA (over 100,000) iii. UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada are other major destinations for Indian students (over 110,000) iv. B. Lack of awareness about Israeli education system in India i. Perceptions about security situation in the Middle East and hence in Israel ii. Lack of general awareness about Israel s achievements in research C. Indian market is cost conscious i. Israel can offer an advantage over North America, Europe, Australia & New Zealand in cost of study D. Identify Niche Areas and Take Embassy s Help i. Embassy can help to identify partners and establish interface E. Conduct a Media Campaign i. Top Israeli institutions/PBC can come together to create a print/electronic media campaign in India highlighting security (esp. for women), cutting edge research, Nobel Laureates, cost advantage & use of 12 English. Offer work opportunities as in USA.
PART 4 (continued) SUGGESTIONS FOR RECRUITMENT IN INDIA F. Perhaps Backgrounds of Indian-origin CEOs & School Deans Offer a Clue India s Leading Export: CEOs (Time Magazine Aug 2011) i. FORTUNE LIST CEO EDUCATION Adobe Systems Shantanu Narayan Osmania University, Hyderabad ArcelorMittal Lakshmi Mittal St Xavier s, Kolkata Berkshire Hathaway Ajit Jain* Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Diageo Ivan Menezes St Stephen s, Delhi Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Hartford Financial Ramani Iyer (ex-CEO) Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Mastercard Ajay Banga St Stephen s, Delhi Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Microsoft Satya Nadella Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal Pepsico Indra Nooyi Madras Christian College Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata Reckitt Benckiser Rakesh Kapoor BITS, Pilani XLRI, Jamshedpur Sigma-Aldrich Rakesh Sachdev * Senior Management Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 13
PART 4 (continued) SUGGESTIONS FOR RECRUITMENT IN INDIA SCHOOL DEAN EDUCATION Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Harvard Business School Nitin Nohria Mangalore university, Suratkal Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore Chicago Booth School of Business Sunil Kumar Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi Cornell Univ Graduate School of Management Soumitra Dutta Guahati University INSEAD Dipak Jain 14
Thank You Contact Details Sanjeev SINGLA Mahesh KUMAR Counsellor Second Secretary Embassy of India, Tel Aviv Embassy of India, Tel Aviv political@indembassy.co.il sspol@indembassy.co.il 15
