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Emerging Issues in Higher Education

Over the preceding decades, the country had taken long strides in higher education, yet it had come to face several critical issues including access, equity, quality and excellence, and relevant education. The Eleventh Five Year Plan (2007-2012) has addressed these issues in a more comprehensive manner. We have recognised that higher education has been neglected during the last 20 years or so, particularly by the state government. Higher education has received high priority in the 11th Plan. It is important to note that 11th Plan marks a major break from the past and brings higher education on the priority list of the government. This is abundantly borne out by the fact that Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh describes the Eleventh Plan as 'Education Plan', and mentions this change as 'Second Wave' in higher education.