Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy has suggested to the state education department that graduation courses should be aimed at creating jobs.He said that since the coming of the YCP government into power, revolutionary reforms were brought into higher education.
Recently, the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan along with the Vice-Chancellors and other dignitaries of all the universities in the state conducted a high-level review at his camp office in Tadepalli.
The internships and job training have also made a lot of changes in the courses.
It was clarified that the graduation courses should be job-oriented, and students should get a job as soon as they leave the university.
Speaking on this occasion, CM Jagan directed that the Board of Higher Education meets weekly with each Vice-Chancellor to bring the issues directly to his attention and take steps to resolve them.
Also, he suggested that a degree college must be set up in every assembly constituency.
CM Jagan said that changes should also be made in the curriculum, and only then can we provide quality education to students.
Also, CM Jagan suggested recording the best faculty classes in universities and posting them online subject-wise.These videos make it easier for students to understand.
