NEHU Vice Chancellor Commends Colleges for Embracing FYUP in Line with NEP, Invites MCTA for Discussions
NEHU's Vice Chancellor, Prof. Prabha Shankar Shukla, praised affiliated colleges for swiftly adopting the FYUP aligned with NEP 2020. He extended appreciation to college administrations for their proactive execution and acknowledged the pivotal role of college principals. Prof. Shukla invited MCTA for discussions to address concerns, appealing for reconsideration of their non-cooperation stance. He emphasized the transformative potential of FYUP adoption and its contribution to holistic education.
Shillong: Vice Chancellor of North Eastern Hill University (NEHU), Shillong, Prof Prabha Shankar Shukla, commended affiliated colleges for swiftly embracing the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. As the academic session of 2023-24 began, NEHU and its affiliated colleges embarked on this transformative educational path to enhance higher education in Meghalaya.
Under Prof Prabha Shankar Shukla's guidance, NEHU initiated the FYUP Scheme in line with NEP 2020, aiming to elevate education standards and nurture comprehensive student development. During the first 45 days of the academic session, the Vice Chancellor expressed contentment with the unanimous acceptance of this reform by affiliated colleges. Remarkably, none of the colleges sought to postpone implementation, demonstrating their unwavering dedication to education advancement.
Prof Shukla extended appreciation to College Administrations for proactively ensuring the smooth execution of FYUP. He acknowledged the pivotal role of college principals in adopting FYUP, underscoring their commitment to student welfare and higher education enhancement.
With transparency in mind, Prof Shukla revealed that comprehensive evaluation procedures, including relevant regulations, would be communicated promptly to affiliated colleges. This commitment illustrates NEHU's dedication to ensuring a seamless academic transition and fostering conducive learning environments.
Prof Shukla invited the Meghalaya College Teachers Association (MCTA) to engage in discussions to address any concerns. He appealed to the MCTA to reconsider their stance of non-cooperation, emphasizing the greater benefit of students in the North-Eastern region. Prof Shukla expressed willingness to hold constructive talks to resolve any issues.
In closing, Prof Shukla extended best wishes to educational institutions and the NEHU student community. He highlighted FYUP adoption as a significant stride towards holistic education, expressing confidence that this transformation would illuminate a more enriching academic journey for students.
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