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Education policy 2020: Foreign colleges can now set up campuses in India

Allowing the top 200 foreign universities to operate in India could raise the standards of their Indian counterparts, many believe

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New education policy | New national education policy | Indian education

Press Trust of India & Vinay Umarji | New Delhi Last Updated at July 30, 2020 02:31 IST

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Among the key reforms in the policy are a single regulator for all higher education institutions except for legal and medical colleges

The Cabinet on Wednesday approved the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, paving the way for foreign universities to set up operations in India, among other measures. While experts are unsure about the immediate impact, allowing the top 200 foreign universities to operate in India could raise the standards of their Indian counterparts, many believe.

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