Have you ever thought how many universities do we have in India?
Well, India has more than 1,000 Universities (as of April 2022) and surprisingly the Gross Enrolment Ratio stands close to 27% only. And that’s way too low when our country claims to have one of the largest Higher Education System in the world.
So, does that means we need more Universities?
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Dr. Shraddha Sheth is a visionary and strategic thinker specializing in education and skill development projects. Her skill set encompasses hands-on experience throughout all stages of the planning and execution process. Dr. Sheth holds a Ph.D. in “Trans border Reputation of Trademarks and its Challenges in the Indian Perspective.” Additionally, she has earned a PGDM in Business Entrepreneurship and an LLM in Intellectual Property Rights.
Her extensive experience in institutional development involves formulating strategies for admissions, branding, marketing, placement, continuing education, academic recruitment, statutory body inspections, and overall monitoring.
A highly accomplished professional with an extensive academic and professional background.
Dr. Palak holds a Ph.D. in “Building World-Class Universities in India” and has earned both an MBA in Marketing and a BE in Chemical Engineering. With over 20 years of experience, he specializes in the establishment of Higher Education Institutions and Universities in India, contributing to the development of notable institutions such as Pandit Deendayal Energy University, Gujarat Maritime University, State Institute of Hotel Management, and Indrashil University.
Furthermore, Dr. Palak has also made significant contributions in the government sector, having worked with the Government of Gujarat in various capacities, particularly in the areas of Energy, Education, and Industrial Development. His research interests encompass a wide range of topics, including Higher Education Policy Implementation, University Governance, Financial Sustainability, and Internationalization.