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NEP must partner with ed-tech start-ups to achieve desired outcomes: IAMAI

Role of ed-tech start-ups not clearly spelt out in National Education Policy draft, the association says

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Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
The government should look at more effective partnerships with education technology start-ups in order to maximise the outcome envisioned in the draft National Education Policy, industry association Internet and Mobile Association of India said.  

Welcoming the focus on technology in the policy draft, IAMAI the role that can be played by ed-tech start-ups has not been clearly spelt out.

Krishna Kumar, CEO, Simplilearn, and Chairman of the IAMAI Ed-Tech Committee, emphasized that India has a unique opportunity of establishing itself as a global destination for a digital-ready workforce in the future.

He said, "Indian Ed-Tech companies are already doing a great job communicating

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