Challenges ahead as Punjab bets big on digital universities
High-quality content, technical assistance and student support should be available in Punjabi as well as English.
THE decision of Punjab to pave the way for three private digital open universities marks one of the most significant developments in the state's higher education landscape in decades. Yet before these institutions begin admitting students, parents and policymakers are asking a fundamental question: Can a university without a traditional campus deliver education of the same quality and credibility as one built around classrooms and laboratories?





