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Welcome to Higher Education Department. “Education should be imparted with a view to the type of society that we wish to build. We are working for a modern democracy built on the values of human dignity and equality. These are only ideals; we should make them living forces. Our vision of the future should include these great principles".
Kerala State Higher Education Council is an advisory body to the Government of Kerala, in higher education. It also acts as a state level coordinating agency for higher educational activities.
The Collegiate Education department aims to impart higher education of the best quality to all eligible students of the State after they qualify at the higher secondary level.
The Higher Education Department aims to equip post- secondary education with new skills, a broad knowledge base and a wide range of competencies to enter a more complex and interdependent world.
embrace all sections Of the younger in to the umbrella of higher education. In 2019-20. there 3.32 lakh students enrolled for higher education programmes (tX'th graduate and postgraduate programmes) in colleges Of Kerala in the Arts.
ITD, IHRD Thiruvananthapuram. “Education should be imparted with a view to the type of society that we wish to build. We are working for a modern democracy built on the values of human dignity and equality. These are only ideals; we should make them living forces.
The Kerala State Higher Education Council. The Provisional List for UG fresh 2023-24 is published | RENEWAL SITE REOPENED,LAST DATE 12 JUNE 2024 | Notification of 2023-24 Renewal Released. |. Click here to get Scholarship Details. Disclaimer: Content on this website is published and managed by Higher Education Council, Government of Kerala.
2 days ago · Kerala’s higher education minister R Bindu had announced in May that all universities in the state will offer four-year UG programmes from July 1 as part of which the degree will be granted ...
The Kerala Institutional Ranking Framework (KIRF) is a set of metrics for ranking of academic institutions, based on the parameters agreed upon by the Executive of the KSHEC.
The Policy sets up an ambitious GER target of 50% to be achieved by 2035 for higher education without ear- marking public funds for educationin general and Higher Education in particular. The policy depends heavily on the market and private/ philanthropic investment in higher education for the realization of its ambitious objectives.
