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Abhishek Dwivedi
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Karyarth • 20h
What India Can Learn from the Dropout Comeback in the U.S. A recent U.S. report revealed Over 1 million former college dropouts returned to complete their education last year. It shows what's possible when systems support second chances. Now, let’s bring that lens to India. 🧠 In our country, student dropout rates, especially after Class 12 and during the first year of college, are a quiet crisis. Lack of financial support, job pressure, family responsibilities, and rigid academic pathways push thousands out of the system each year. But how many of them ever return? Right now, there’s no clear nationwide framework to bring college dropouts back. What India Needs: ✅ A national database to track students ✅ Credit banking and flexible re-enrollment policies ✅ Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) that gives credit work experience
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