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- Kerala Higher Education Minister Roji M. John announced that the state government will improve higher education facilities and introduce new academic programmes so more students study within Kerala.
- Speaking at Amal College of Advanced Studies' first convocation in Nilambur, he said the government aims to provide the opportunities students currently seek elsewhere.
- He noted a gap between graduates' skills and industry requirements and said steps are being taken to bridge it, while encouraging students to become job creators and entrepreneurs rather than job-seekers.
- The government also plans to support institutions, including self-financing colleges, in launching new courses based on changing needs.
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- Details of the new academic programmes and courses the government will introduce
- Specific measures announced to bridge the gap between graduate skills and industry requirements
- How self-financing colleges will be supported to launch new courses
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Named India · Amal College of Advanced Studies (Autonomous) · Abida Farooqui · Aryadan Shoukath · Keralam · K.P. Mohammed Basheer · Nilambur · P.M. Usman Ali · P.V. Abdul Wahab · P.V. Ali Mubarak · Roji M. John · T.P. Ashraf Ali
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