<p>The National Education Policy seeks to create 3.5 crore new seats in higher education institutions and evolve common norms for fee fixation for public and private institutions within a broad regulatory framework.</p>.<p>The policy also states that all higher education institutions will have to transparently disclose fees charged by them and any profits have to be ploughed back in the sector.</p>.<p>The policy treats all educational institutions as a ‘not-for-profit’ entity with clear guidelines for transparent public disclosure of all financial matters.</p>.<p>It also asks standalone higher education institutions and professional education institutions to evolve into multi-disciplinary institutions.</p>.<p>The policy also called for a single higher education regulator called the Higher Education Commission of India (HECI). However, medical and legal colleges will be kept out of its purview.</p>
<p>The National Education Policy seeks to create 3.5 crore new seats in higher education institutions and evolve common norms for fee fixation for public and private institutions within a broad regulatory framework.</p>.<p>The policy also states that all higher education institutions will have to transparently disclose fees charged by them and any profits have to be ploughed back in the sector.</p>.<p>The policy treats all educational institutions as a ‘not-for-profit’ entity with clear guidelines for transparent public disclosure of all financial matters.</p>.<p>It also asks standalone higher education institutions and professional education institutions to evolve into multi-disciplinary institutions.</p>.<p>The policy also called for a single higher education regulator called the Higher Education Commission of India (HECI). However, medical and legal colleges will be kept out of its purview.</p>
