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India, Australia Plan to Roll Out New Credit Mobility System
Posted on : 03 Aug, 2011

As per the latest reports, India and Australia are all set to initiate a new credit mobility system to ensure better mobility between the students of the two countries.

Under the proposed credit mobility system, a student in an Indian university or a college will be able to undertake part of the education in an Australian university and vice-versa for the Australian students.

The possibility of sharing of students in an area of vocational education is also being explored by both the nations.

In the wake of the discussions, HED minister, Kapil Sibal said that the modalities needed to be worked on the new credit mobility system.

“The new credit mobility system is an encouraging step and the students aspiring to study overseas would benefit manifold with the same”, said, Col BS Sandhu (Retd.), CMD, WWICS Group.

He added that this initiative would not only strengthen the ties between the two nations, but would also promote quality education and international exposure for the students of India & Australia.