AICTE directs all institutions to organise Yuvamanthan Experiential Learning Programmes

AICTE stated that all institutions are requested to annually organise Yuvamanthan Model Nation (YMUN), Yuvamanthan Hackathon, YuvaManthan Youth Parliament and other such programs catering to different age group of students on theme: IGNITING INDIA'S JOURNEY TO 2047: VISION OF A DEVELOPED INDIA. 

Yuvamanthan Experiential Learning Programmes: All Indian Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has directed all technical institutes to introduce Yuvamanthan Experiential Learning Programmes. “Marching forward with Prime Minister's vision to make India a developed Nation by 2047, Yuvamanthan has taken an initiative to engage with Youth through Yuvamanthan Experiential Learning Programmes like Model United Nations, Youth Parliament and Hackathon. Yuvamanthan brings its vision to life through a series of engaging events that serve as crucibles of learning and collaboration. These events are designed to foster creativity, emotional intelligence, and the ability to negotiate, providing a platform for the youth to learn life-long transferable skills in students,” AICTE said in an official statement.

AICTE stated that all institutions are requested to annually organise Yuvamanthan Model Nation (YMUN), Yuvamanthan Hackathon, YuvaManthan Youth Parliament and other such programs catering to different age group of students on theme IGNITING INDIA'S JOURNEY TO 2047: VISION OF A DEVELOPED INDIA. . The Council said, “The Ministry of Education is the nodal authority on education for the country and millions of Youth are attached to institutions affiliated to the ministry. In this context, AICTE. request your institution to annually organise Yuvamanthan Model Nation (YMUN), Yuvamanthan Hackathon, YuvaManthan Youth Parliament and other such programs catering to different age group of students on the theme: IGNITING INDIA'S JOURNEY TO 2047: VISION OF A DEVELOPED INDIA. The Call of the Prime Minister on Panch Pran shall be widely circulated among the youth. They shall take the Panch Pran Pledge while understanding the significance and committing themselves to contribute towards India's growth story in the age of Amrit/Kartavya Kaal. The programs are designed keeping in mind the focus on Experiential learning as envisaged by National Education Policy 2020.”

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