The committee will examine the integrity of examination and recruitment processes, the cost of education, and the regulation of fees and coaching institutions. It will also consider infrastructure and academic standards in public institutions, curriculum reform, skills development and links between education and employment.
Student mental health and wellbeing, along with equitable access to education, will also be among the panelโs areas of focus.
Bangarappa said the future of Karnataka depended on its young people and that the government was committed to ensuring quality education, adequate infrastructure and sufficient opportunities for them.
He said the government wanted to understand the experiences and expectations of students and respond through appropriate policy measures. The minister also invited suggestions from students, young people and the wider public to help shape the proposed reforms.
With PTI inputs
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