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The Indian educational system has undergone significant changes as a result of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The CBCS's debut is one significant alteration.
With UGC implementing the Choice Based Credit System, the conventional Indian system of teaching and learning have been drastically altered. The system gives students the freedom to select their course from a selection of "Elective," "Core," and "Soft Skill" courses.
The University Grant Commission (UGC) replaced Delhi University's previous marks and percentage system with the "Choice Based Credit System" for the 2015-16 academic year. The lengthy discussions on the CBCS system left colleges unsure of whether to design the syllabus, schedules, and assessment procedures in accordance with the CBCS standards or to stick with the former grading scheme. However, the DU was able to adopt the CBCS system very easily, and the students are now finally adjusting to the UGC's reforms. Let us examine this system in more detail.
With two semesters in a year, CBCS shifts away from numerical marking to semester-based grading, where students' performances are assessed, and grading is done subject-wise. The CBCS operates in accordance with other grading schemes used by institutions across the globe. Depending on the applicability of the course as certified by various legislative agencies, different evaluation techniques are used.
UGC advises using the Letter Grade and Point Grade Systems. Letter grades are determined by a student's marks or course percentage. Grade Point Systems are used to transform marks into grades based on a predetermined period.
Core courses are there every semester and students have to compulsorily study the core or the main subject to meet the requirement of the programme of that particular discipline.
A credit system is being implemented in all of the world's leading higher education institutions. For instance, the "National Qualifications Framework" in Australia, and the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) in universities throughout Europe. There is a protocol for transferring university credits across Canada. The Credit Accumulation and Transfer System is in use in the UK (CATS). Even the systems used in the US, Japan, and other countries are built around credits.
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