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Since the first National Policy on Education (NPE) in 1968, India has introduced several ambitious and progressive education policies. These policies firmly support radical reorganisation, equitable educational opportunities, and the universalisation of education.
Despite these efforts, learning levels remain dismal, and student learning outcomes are significantly underachieved. Overall, student achievement is poor and inconsistent across the country.