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In a significant move aimed at enhancing the quality of professional training, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has announced that psychology, nutrition, and certain healthcare-related courses will no longer be offered through distance and online learning modes starting in 2025. This decision underscores the importance of hands-on training and face-to-face interactions in fields that require a high level of practical skills and personal engagement.
The UGC's directive reflects growing concerns about the effectiveness of online education in delivering comprehensive training in these sensitive and complex areas. Stakeholders in the education sector, including universities and students, are urged to adapt to these changes and explore alternative learning methods that align with the new regulations.
As the education landscape evolves, the UGC remains committed to ensuring that graduates in these critical fields possess the necessary competencies and practical experience to thrive in their professions. This policy shift is expected to reshape the way these disciplines are taught and learned in the coming years.
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