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India stands at a crossroads in higher education. The Higher Education Commission of India Bill 2025 proposes to dissolve the existing regulatory bodies — University Grants Commission (UGC), All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) — and replace them with a single, unified authority: the HECI.

The Bill seeks to align with the vision of National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020), aiming for a streamlined, transparent, and outcome-driven regulatory framework. Through HECI’s four verticals — regulation, accreditation, academic standards, and funding oversight — the legislation promises to reduce bureaucratic overlap, ensure consistent quality across institutions, and offer greater autonomy for colleges and universities.

Yet, the Bill has sparked significant debate. Critics warn that centralising power could undermine institutional autonomy, limit diversity, and marginalise voices of students, teachers, and state governments.

In this video, we unpack what the HECI Bill 2025 really means — for students, educators, institutions, and the future of higher education in India. We examine its promises, its perils, and what you should know as the nation debates this landmark reform.

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