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AICTE Induction Program Cell

Incorporating values and Indian knowledge in education
for realising the aspirations articulated in NEP 2020

Welcome to Induction Program Cell

In its 49th meeting held on 14th march 2017 AICTE had approved a package of measures for further improving the quality of technical education in the Nation.

NEP 2020 has further highlighted the need for rethinking on “education for achieving full human potential, developing an equitable and just society, and promoting national development”.

AICTE is making effort towards technical education which is holistic, i.e., value-based as well as multi-disciplinary and taught in multiple Indian languages.

It’s three components are:

  1. Education on values – Universal Human Values (UHV)
  2. Exemplify living with values – Indian Knowledge System (IKS)
  3. Learning and practicing multiple, complementary, world-class skills that are nature friendly and human friendly

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This website consists of the content, process and programs for Component 1 and 2, mentioned above. It is for preparing the faculty as well as familiarising the leaders of professional education in the Nation.


The prominent programs include:

The fundamental work of policy, developing guidelines, content and process of HVBE as well as developing teachers, administrations and policy makers has been done extensively across every state of the Nation in Hindi, English and regional Indian languages with encouraging results

From 2017 until 31st December 2022: Registrations 1,48,203, Attended 93,802,Recommended for certificate: 47,900 mentors, 10,522 UHV-I faculty and 7,859 UHV-II faculty

Weighted Average Overall FDP Rating 4.75 (on a scale of 1-5)

More on Activity and Impact

Value education or education for developing a humane, holistic world-vision, has been the missing link in mainstream education… extensive experiments have shown that it is possible to start filling this gap…”
– Late Prof. Rishi Raj Gaur, NRCVEE, IIT Delhi and Former Chairman NC-UHV
Our effort has been with content which appeals to all, is universal and not sectarian. The UHV content and process is a good example of this… with it, there have been quite remarkable results in the everyday life of teachers and students… We have seen that values can also be taught. The common graduate attributes are precise indicators of value competence in the teacher, student…”
– Prof. MP Poonia, Vice Chairman AICTE
We had planned [in 2017] to prepare one [UHV] teacher for every 20 newly joined students in each department of every AICTE approved institution… It was a big target of then about 70,000 teachers… Today, we have achieved that target… with the dedicated pro-bono efforts of over 500 volunteers from across the Nation… under the guidance of our two national committees and IPC, they have been the core pillar for the work being done through AICTE…”
– Prof. Rajive Kumar, Member Secretary, AICTE
The opportunity to make the necessary transformation in our education has come to us after a long time in the form of NEP 2020… to come out of the colonial system of education and to develop the education system based on humanness for a humane society… it seems to be within reach…”
– Dr. Rajneesh Arora, Chairman NCC-IP
The overall purpose of education is to enable a human being to live a fulfilling life, in harmony with oneself and with family, society and nature, hence it becomes the responsibility of educators to enable the resolution of these issues, so that human society can achieve the cherished goals”
– Prof. HD Charan, Chairman NC-UHV
…over 150 volunteers [from AKTU] have been behind the work being done through AICTE… The fact that faculty and staff are willing to [volunteer] invest own time and money on these efforts for value education itself is an indicator of their commitment and resolve”
– Prof. Vinay Pathak, Former VC, AKTU, Lucknow and Member NCC-IP