The Education Growth Summit

Are you the edupreneur who thinks "education is one's biggest asset?"

We agree with you completely, and here is an opportunity brought by TEGS for all the edupreneurs. TEGS Edupreneurs is the stage where you can bring educative innovations and ideas to the limelight.

Register now to participate and elaborate your Edu-startup branding.
Last date to apply 12th-Feb-2021
NSRCEL Startup Grind Bangalore Gaurav K Punjabi Umeysh Ramalingachar

The Education Growth Summit (TEGS) 2021 focuses on strengthening the educators to overcome unforeseen obstacles entirely new to their environment. The summit will include decision-makers from every strata of the education industry. It is to be held in Bengaluru, March '21. Find out more about the summit in this article by India Today.

https://www.indiatoday.in/pr-newswire?rkey=20210122EN56195&filter=4315

Why do you think Indian institutions are not able to compete globally and how do you think we can compete it?

We wish you a happy republic day filled with the promise of everlasting progress.

Tell us in the comments what you feel are the limitations of Indian collegiate education in preparing students for the job market.

Prior to the pandemic itself, the education industry has promised great prospects with the industry expecting to reach record highs due to the influx of ed-tech and online education.

Honorable Dr MK Sridhar's words at TEGS '19 highlight the importance to now extend the envelope of our conversation beyond solving the challenges and limitations of education, reminding us the very important objective that to engineer a better future we must talk and act on making the best out of our dreams and opportunities.

Share with us in the comments on how we can prepare our youth with better entrepreneurial education.

We at TEGS wish the youth, the brightest future and more.

Share with us on what you think will be the biggest challenge in implementing the National Education Policy.

The minds of tomorrow must be engaged with and not administered. The lessons we carry from honourable Mr Chenraj Roychand speech at TEGS 19' serve us a reminder on how to understand the needs of the younger generation while enabling them to carve the future with excellence.

At TEGS, we are proud to host an event that engineers conversations and actions for the future of our country and world. This year's TEGS '21 is only going to be bigger and better providing a platform for networking and engaging with the brightest minds in the field of education.