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| 61. | Kumar Suresh and V. Sucharita (2024):Innovations as a Tool for Improving Governance of Public Education System:Insights and Evidences from the Field, NIEPA, 60 Pages |  |
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| 60. | Geetha Rani Prakasam (2023):Post-basic Education and Skill Development in India Participation, Skill Training and Financing, NIEPA, V + 65 Pages | |
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| 59. | Rashmi Diwan,Subitha.G.V, Mona Sedwal,Kashyapi Awasthi (2022):School Complexes in India Existing Practices and Future Prospects in the Light of National Education Policy 2020 NIEPA,iv+ 47 pages |
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| 58. | N K Mohanty(2022):Public-Private Mix in Secondary Education in India Size, In-school Facilities and Intake Profile NIEPA,iv+69 pages |
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| 57. | Jacob John, Megha Jacob & Naveen Joseph Thomas(2021), Dynamics of Finances of Private Higher Educational Institutions in IndiaNIEPA, 51 pages |
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| 56. | A. Mathew(2021), Higher Education Policy in Maharashtra: Education-Politics Nexus Diluting the University Authority: NIEPA, 66 pages |
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| 55. | P. Geetha Rani(2021), Family Spending on Education in India: Pattern and Determinats: NIEPA, 83 pages |
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| 54. | Sunita Chugh(2020), Right to Education and Universal Participation of Children Living in Slums : Issues, Gaps and Challenges: NIEPA, 47 pages |
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| 53. | Madhurima Nundy,Rama V. Baru(2019), Student Mobilty for Higher Education : The Case of Indian Students Studying Medicine in China: NIEPA, 56 pages |
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A. Mathew (2018), Higher Education Policy in Andhra Pradesh Exploring the Dynamics of Caste and Party Affiliations : NIEPA (Unpublished), 52 pages |
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N. Mythili (2017), Representation of Women in School Leadership Positions in India : NIEPA (Unpublished), 46 pages |
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Jandhyala B. G. Tilak (2017), Union-State Relations in India's Higher Education : NIEPA (Unpublished), 55 pages |
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K. Sujatha, V. Sucharita (2016), Right to Quality Education through Social Inclusion - A Study of Two Private Schools in Delhi, New Delhi: NUEPA (Unpublished), 42 pages |
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R. S. Tyagi (2016), Decentralized Management of Elementary Educaiton and Role of Self-Governance Institutions, New Delhi: NUEPA (Unpublished), 42 pages |
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Ratna M. Sudarshan (2016), Gender Equality Outcomes of the SSA - A Case Study, New Delhi: NUEPA (Unpublished), 87 pages |
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Sangeeta Angom (2015), Private Universities in India Growth Status and Concerns, New Delhi: NUEPA (Unpublished), 66 pages |
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Madhumita Bandyopadhyay (2014), Education, Poverty and Exclusion, New Delhi: NUEPA (Unpublished), 57 pages |
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Neeru Snehi (2013),Student Mobility at Territory level in India,Status Prospectus and Challenges |
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S.M.I.A Zaidi (2013),Access to Secondry Education In North Eastern States,What SEMIS Data Reveals,India |
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Manju Narula(2012),Emerging Issues at Secondry Level Focus on Private Schools in Madhya Pardesh,India New delhi Nuepa(Unpublished),51 pages |
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Madhumita Bandyopadhyay,Gender and school Participation Evidences from Emperical Research in Madhya Pardesh and Chattisgarh,,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 49 pages |
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Rashmi Diwan(2012),Indian Small Schools a Review of Issues and Related Concerns,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 51 pages |
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B.K Panda(2012),Participating in Schooling and Household work A Study of Scheduled Caste Girls in Mewat District of Haryana North Eastern States,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 36 pages |
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R.S Tyagi(2011),Academic Supervision in Secondary Schools :School-Based Approach for Quality Manadgement, New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 53 pages |
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Sunita Chugh (2011),Dropout in Secondry Education : A Study of Children Living in Slums of Delhi,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 47 pages |
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Geetha Rani (2010),Changing Landscape of Higher Education in India :The case of Engineering Education in Tamil Nadu,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 57 pages |
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Nalini Juneja (2005),Is a Blocked Chimney Impending Access to Secondry Education in some Cities and Inducing Dropouts in Muncipal Schools?,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) |
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Y.P Aggarwal and Sunita Chugh (2003),Learning Achievement of Slum Children In Delhi, NEW DELHI:NUEPA(Unpublished) |
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Juneja Nalini(2003),Constitutional Amendment to make Education a Fundamental Right:Issues for a Follow-up legislation,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) |
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Neelam Sood ,Planning and Manadgement oif early Childhood Education :A case of Himachal Pardesh,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 49 pages |
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Geetha Rani(2002)Financing Higher Education in India in the Post Reform Period :Focus on Access and EquityChanging ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 49 pages |
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Arun.C.Mehta (2002),Education For All in India with Focus on Elementary Education:Current Status,Recent Initiatives and Future Prospects,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 51 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G. (2000),Education Poverty In India,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 75 pages |
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Biswal,.K(1999),Education , Experience and Earnings in the Segmented Urban Labour Market :Evidence from Delhi,India ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 57 pages |
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MEHTA,ARUN.C(1999),Status of UEE in The Light of Ncert Sixth All India Education Survey,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 44 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G (1998), Changing Patterns of Financing Education ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 32 pages |
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Varghese,N.V (1998),Investment in Education and Implications of Proverty Reduction In India :A Study of Primary Education Projects Funded by European Countries,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 53 pages |
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Mehta,Arun.C (1997,Educational Development In India with Focus on Elementary Education ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 27 pages |
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AGGARWAL,.Yash (1997),SmallSchools:Issues in Policies and Planning ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 66 pages |
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Varghese,N.V (1996),Decentralisation of Education Planning and the District Primary Education Programme :,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 43 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G (1995), How Free is 'Free' Primary Education in India,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 69 pages |
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AGGARWAL,.Yash (1995),Literacy Among Scheduled Castes :Trends and Issues,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 43 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G (1995),Cost Recovery Approaches in Education in India ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 51 pages |
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SUJATHA,K. (1990), Education in Ashram Schools-A Case of Andhra Pardesh,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 24 pages |
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SUJATHA,K.(1989),Elementary Education in Isolated Areas:A Case of Arunachal Pardesh,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 41 pages |
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BRAHM Prakash,Aggarwal,yash,Varghese,N.Vand Ganesh,L.s(1988),Planning Education For the Future Developments,Issues and Choices ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 82pages |
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Bhagia,N.m,Juneja,Nalini,and Srikant,D.H(1988),Role Performences of Heads of Colleges ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 21 pages |
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BRAHM Prakash,Aggarwal,yash (1987),Planning for Universilization of Elementary Education and Its Implications,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 19 pages |
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Padmanabhan,C.B(1987),Role of Federal Finance in Education For All-Towards A Meaningful Central State Financial Relationship in Indian Education,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 31 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G (1995),Education Finances in India ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 73 pages |
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Padmanabhan,C.B(1986),Inter-State Variations In Financing of Education :A Regional Dimension ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 28 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G (1985),Analysis of Costs of Education in India,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 57pages |
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Raza,Moonis,Ahmed,Aizzudin and Nuna,Sheel Chand (1985),Tribal Literacy in India ,New,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G and Varghese,N.V (1985),Discriminatory Pricing in Education ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 29 pages |
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Raza,Moonis and Aggarwal,yash (1984),Higher Education in
India :The Regional Dimension ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 52 pages |
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Raza,Moonis,Ahmed,Aizzudin and Nuna,Sheel Chand (1984) ,School Accessibility in India:The regional Dimension,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 29 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G (1984),Centere-State Relations in Financing Education in India ,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 35 pages |
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Raza,Moonis and Aggarwal,yash (1983) ,Inequties in the levels of Literacy in India,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 32 pages |
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Bhagia,N.m (1983),Research in Education Administration :Retrosopect and Prospect,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) ,17 pages |
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Tilak,Jhandyala B.G and Varghese,N.V (1983),Resources of Education in India,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 54 pages |
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Varghese,N.V (1983),Education,Technology and Development :A Prespective,New Delhi:NUEPA(Unpublished) 19 pages |
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