Salute all the members here who have Brought up this issue and have the Courage to speak it out.
I have a different approach on this.
1. For the World whatever USA says that appears the BEST and somehow that has crept in our Psyche too.
2. All those Financial & Economic Experts, Noble Laureates forget about Recovery even couldn't Predict their Economic downfall neither Cause(s) nor Culprits.
3. According to me we need to Adopt selective Approach. Take the BEST from all over the world.
( During my stay at Germany in 2006 I came across this Amazing Experience. )The point I want to make here is with an Live example Dr. Manu Kothari Cheif of Anatomy Depart. at K.E.M.Hospital, Mumbai his Books are part of Medical Education in Germany and other Countries but not in India, why because though he is an Allopathic but Believes in Naturopathy and has thousands of success stories (Just Google his name to find more about him )
I am a staunch Believer and Proponent of India and Indians Capabilities and Capacities.
Request all Experts here to Create an Action Plan and compile deliberations with inputs from all over. I take the Responsibility of arranging your meeting with Minister of HRD in Delhi and MTCG Delegation can submit Action Plan to them.
Regards
Yogi Udgire
Mumbai
On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 5:53 PM, Prabhakar Waghodekar <waghodekar@rediffmail.com> wrote:
For personal gains, compromising with quality is suicidal that is what India is
facing today. Intellectual corruption has no parallel.
___________________________________________________________________.
On Sat, 08 Mar 2014 17:00:48 +0530 wrote
>What ever we say that will be only a lame excuse. We need t measure up. take a
look at the research projects such as Ph.D and M.Phil thesis. These thesis can
not stand in line with thesis of top universities such as Ohio State
university,central Michigan University etc., i think we we need to seriously
look into our system to improve upon.
On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 4:06 PM, ARUN DESHMUKH wrote:
I do agree with Prof. Mathur. As Sir Einstein once said " you will always
disappoint if you judge a fish with its ability to fly". There are several
reason to be happy about in our changing educational system, however, at the
same time we should not become complacent and do nothing.
We have a long way to go on improving our existing system which is certainly not
one night show and there is no magic wand which can make it happen overnight but
the consistent and determined efforts can bring about positive change.Â
In addition to what system is doing we as academicians must ask ourselves
everyday what I did to place our institute or university among top.
 Individual efforts however seem small but collectively create a huge
difference be it interms of teaching, research, consulting etc.
On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 11:47 AM, Alok Mathur wrote:
We should not get upset.
All this is a ranking ‘game’.
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We all know, that it is based on certain criterion.
Now if we study these criterion and start striving for each
criterion in one year’s time you will find that many Indian Universities will
also be in the list of these top Universities. Question here is do we want to
do this?
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Actually we should question the criterion.
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The ultimate product of the Universities is the quality of the
students it produce. The students who are humane, considerate, thoughtful,
innovative,
creative, industrious, compassionate, gentle , nice, kind, benevolent….
towards the other human beings and those who care about environment and see
themselves as a part of world. If the pass out product of these Universities
are nasty, merciless, heartless, selfish, harsh, have no respect about others,
vindictive,
autocrat, malicious, merciless ….and do not care for environment, have no
feeling for the development of others…...
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How
can good University criterion and  weightage can be following (13
performance indicators which were grouped into five areas):
·       Â
Teaching: the learning environment (worth 30 per cent of the
overall ranking score)
·       Â
Research: volume, income and reputation (worth 30 per cent)
·       Â
Citations: research influence (worth 30 per cent)
·       Â
Industry income: innovation (worth 2.5 per cent)
·       Â
International outlook: staff, students and research (worth 7.5
per cent).
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On the other hand if we change the criterion you will find that
these top ranked Universities will come down in the list â€" The criterion
can be as follows:
The sensitivity level of the students who pass out from these
Universities.
The happiness index of the students,
Cost of the education provided in these universities
Affordability of any course in these Universities
Stress, anxiety and depression faced by them during University
education
How sympathetic are they towards the needs of others,
How many would take care of their sick and old parents once they
start earning
Degree of their selflessness. etc.
……….
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Regards
Alok K Mathur
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join_mtc@googlegroups.com [mailto:join_mtc@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Prof.
Bholanath Dutta
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2014 9:05 AM
To: 'join_mtc'
Subject: [MTC Global] India only BRIC nation with no university among
top 200: THE Ranking 2014
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Phil
Baty, editor of the Times Higher Education (THE) magazine's 2014 'World
Reputation Rankings' has said that India is the only one of the so-called BRIC
[Brazil, Russia, India and China] nations which does not have a university in
the world top 100.
“Mainland
China has two, both in the top 50, Russia and Brazil have one each - this
should be a cause for concern for India," he added. In the recently
released list of top universities of the world, by THE, none of the Indian have
been able to break into the list of top 200 universities.
Harvard
University in the US has yet again topped the list, it is followed by the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford University is placed
third, the University of Cambridge at fourth, the University of Oxford comes
fifth and the University of California, Berkeley sixth. The list, based on a
largest invitation-only survey of senior academics, saw conspicuous absence of
Indian varsities.
"While
we only officially rank the world's top 100 institutions, I can reveal that
India is some way off the pace roughly around the 200th position," Baty
added. Punjab University, alma mater of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh,
found a place in the unranked section of 226-300. It is followed by the Indian
Institutes of Technology (IITs) in Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur and Roorkee, ranked
between 351-400.
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