Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has recently launched a Four-Year Undergraduate Program (FYUP) in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. This comprehensive program spans a variety of subjects and will be delivered through online and distance learning methods. Along with the reach, it has also been extended to Study Webs of Active Learning for Young Aspiring Minds (SWAYAM) portal. UGC Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar said in a statement that FYUP, which is considered a significant reform in Indian higher education, seeks to provide diverse opportunities to students to enroll. Whether pursuing these courses as part of a regular program or opting to pursue a UG degree simultaneously in a different subject, IGNOU’s FYUP offers myriad possibilities for students. Students can fill the form till 31st January.
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The programs launched today include Bachelor of Commerce (BComF), Bachelor of Arts (Economics), Bachelor of Arts (History), Bachelor of Arts (Political Science), Bachelor of Arts (Psychology), Bachelor of Arts (Public Administration), Bachelor included. Bachelor of Arts (Sociology), Bachelor of Arts (Anthropology), Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry), Bachelor of Arts (English), Bachelor of Arts (Hindi), Bachelor of Arts (Sanskrit), Bachelor of Arts (Urdu), Bachelor of Social Work, Bachelor of Arts (Facilities and Service Management), Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy), and Bachelor of Arts (Journalism and Digital Media) saying that FYUP is a necessary reform in Indian higher education and students across the country are encouraged to enroll in IGNOU’s FYUP. Will get opportunity.
UGC Chairman said in a social media post that many courses of IGNOU are also available on Swayam. Whether a student wants to take these courses as a part of their regular program or pursue a UG degree simultaneously in a subject different from their primary discipline, opportunities are abundant for students. FYUP has been implemented under the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Under FYUP, credit scores are offered for each course, and students have the option of pursuing a three-year Honors course or a four-year Honors course with or without research.