Page 3 - MMTTP Guidelines English
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1. Introduction


            The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 underscores the need for motivated, energized, and
            capable     faculty in Higher Education. The capacity building for teachers at all levels is a key
            focus. Existing mechanisms, namely UGC-Human Resource Development Centres (HRDCs) and

            Pandit  Madan  Mohan  Malaviya  National  Mission  on  Teachers  and  Teaching  Centres
            (PMMMNMTT),  have  significantly  contributed  to  training  faculty.  However,  continuous
            professional development is essential due to the dynamic nature of teaching and learning.

            Hence, the Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme (MMTTP) has been re-launched by
            restructuring existing mechanisms to enhance the capacity and training of teachers/faculty. The
            mission aims to transform higher education by integrating Indian values and ethos into teaching,

            research, publications, patents, and institutional development.

            India's Higher Education is poised to:

                      ➢    Adopt transformative and innovative approaches.

                      ➢    Achieve an augmented Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) of 50 percent.

                      ➢    Mitigate state-wise, gender-based, and social disparities in GER

                      ➢    Emerge  as  a  significant  global  talent  provider,  with  one  in  four  graduates
                           worldwide being a product of the Indian Higher Education system.

                      ➢    Attain a position among the top five countries globally in terms of research
                           Output.

            2. Background of the Scheme:

            The Ministry of Education (MoE) seeks to strengthen synergy and integration between HRDCs
            and PMMMNMTT Centres to align with NEP 2020 objectives. The scheme establishes 111 Malaviya

            Mission  Teacher  Training  Centres  (MMTTCs).  The  scheme  aims  to  implement  NEP
            recommendations,  focusing on  quality  teaching,  equity,  online  education,  technology  use,

            Indian language promotion, vocational education, and multidisciplinary education.

            Vision:

            To  build  competencies  in  faculty  for  better  teaching,  learning,  research  and  academic
            leadership  by  aligning  them  with  Indian  values  and  updating  their  knowledge  and  skills
            according to the needs of society and NEP 2020.


            3. Objectives of the Scheme:

           The salient objectives of the scheme in alignment with NEP 2020 are:

                ➢  Achieving  full  human  potential,  developing  an  equitable  and  just  society,  and
                    promoting national development.

                ➢  Improving the quality of Education at all levels by infusing quality and excellence in
                    our Teachers, students and teaching-learning.

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