Correct option is C
- Statement B: True – Karnataka has established its own state education policy commission to review and suggest alternatives to the NEP 2020 based on the state’s specific needs.
- Statement E: True – NEP 2020 encourages private participation in education, primarily through philanthropy, with an emphasis on community-driven educational initiatives.
Statement A is incorrect because education is listed in the Concurrent List under the Indian Constitution, not the Central List.
Statement C is incorrect because the government of India spends less than 6% of GDP on education, though it is a commonly stated goal to increase this expenditure.
Statement D is incorrect as NEP 2020 proposes multiple entry-exit options but does not allow an MBBS student to drop out after two years with a nursing diploma.
Information Booster:
- NEP 2020 emphasizes flexibility, inclusivity, and vocational education, including multiple entry and exit points, allowing students to gain skills at various levels.
- Private participation in education is encouraged through corporate social responsibility (CSR) and philanthropic initiatives, especially in underserved regions.
Additional Knowledge:
- The NEP 2020 aligns with the vision of improving the quality of education and enhancing access to education through both public and private sector collaboration.
- The Karnataka Education Policy aims to adapt the national framework to the state's unique needs, such as promoting regional languages and local knowledge systems.