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Higher Education Department grappling with low enrolment in basic science courses in govt. colleges

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The Hindu Bureau
Higher Education Department grappling with low enrolment in basic science courses in govt. colleges
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Government arts and science colleges in Tamil Nadu are facing a significant decline in student enrollment for basic science courses like Mathematics and Physics. To address this, the state has raised the admission age limit to 40, which has seen some success in attracting older students.

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The trend highlights a growing disinterest in foundational science education, which could impact the future pipeline of researchers and educators in the region.

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The Tamil Nadu Higher Education Department has been grappling with low enrolment in basic science courses in many government colleges over the past few years.

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