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Bṛhat Education

Partnerships

Partnerships are how IKS reaches classrooms.

Bṛhat Education Trust works as a nodal partner to universities, gurukulas, ministries, IITs and schools, designing curricula, training faculty and running programmes with them rather than for them. Each partnership is built to leave capability behind: courses that continue to run, faculty who continue to teach, and research that continues to be published.

35
Institutional Partnerships
Universities, Gurukulas, Schools, IITs/IIITs, Research centers, International Organizations
7
Strategic Partnerships
Government & Public Leadership Institutions
800+
Faculty trained
Engineering, Sciences, Humanities, Mathematics, Management and more
10,000+
Students impacted across Bhārata
Undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes
200+
Initiatives
Institutional Learning Sessions, Conferences and Workshops

Our partner institutions

Working together

How a partnership works

Every partnership is shaped around your institution’s needs. Here is how an engagement usually unfolds.

  1. Listening first

    We begin by understanding your institution: your academic goals, your students, and what you hope to achieve. Nothing is proposed until we have a clear picture of your context.

  2. Designing the right fit

    Together, we shape a programme that suits your discipline, your academic calendar, and the applicable regulations. It could be a credited course, a faculty development programme, a centre, or a conference.

  3. Delivering alongside you

    Bṛhat Education Trust manages delivery as your partner on the ground. We handle faculty deputation, teaching material, session schedules, and day-to-day academic coordination, working closely with your team throughout.

  4. Leaving something lasting

    What we build stays with you: curricula that remain in use, faculty equipped to teach on their own, published research, and an ongoing academic relationship.

Partner with us

Tell us about your institution and what you’d like to build.

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