Education · Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
Why is Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) considered a step toward global academic standards?
- 1It separates Indian education from international standards and practices.
- 2It keeps only traditional subjects and does not focus on skill development, which makes education less competitive worldwide.
- 3It does not accept reforms and uses old teaching methods that do not meet global standards.
- 4It follows global models by giving students flexibility, interdisciplinary choices, and a credit-based system.✓
Correct answer
It follows global models by giving students flexibility, interdisciplinary choices, and a credit-based system.
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