Muslim-Managed Higher Education Institutions in India: A Status Report
Are Muslims Being Left Out of Higher Education in India?
A new study by Nous Network and CSR shows:
~ Only 2.6% of colleges are Muslim-run.
~ Most offer only UG courses.
~ 55% of students in these colleges are non-Muslims.
~ Growth of Muslim institutions has nearly stalled since 2014.
What do these numbers tell us about access, equity, and the future of education for Indian Muslims? Watch till the end to understand why this matters for all of us.
CSR & Nous Report 2024: https://www.nousnetwork.org/empowerment-through-education-a-comprehensive-analysis-of-muslim-managed-higher-education-institutions-in-india/
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