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: VOL 45 No. 30 July 24 - July 30, 2010
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The Market in Higher Education: Concern for Equity and Quali...
(18th July 2009)
Saumen Chattopadhyay
 
This paper brings to the fore problems associated with application of market logic to higher education, which is poised to play an important role in India’s pursuit of inclusive growth. In a context where marketisation of higher education continues unabated and the government is keen to encourage private sector involvement, it is necessary to analyse their impact on the three stated objectives of expansion, inclusion and excellence. It is therefore crucial to understand how the market for higher education works and to critically examine the actual impact of the market on education in India. This paper argues that the market logic seriously compromises value and quality of higher education and this weakens our ability to build an inclusive society.
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