Education
India's 22:1 student-teacher ratio in colleges may hide faculty gaps
India's higher education system, with about 1,200 universities, 50,000 colleges and 15,000 standalone institutes, reports a national pupil-teacher ratio of 22:1, within the regulatory range of 15:1 to 25:1. But the figure may be misleading, as the data does not separate private and public institutions or break numbers down by discipline, even as many faculty posts lie vacant.

This summary is based on reporting by The Hindu.
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