Bengaluru summit brings together principals from more than 300 colleges
EduChoice organised the PU Principal Summit 2026 in Bengaluru, drawing principals from more than 300 colleges. Discussions focused on technology, assessment, education reforms, artificial intelligence and preparing students for changing careers and global opportunities.
EduChoice, a private education consultancy, organised the PU Principal Summit 2026 in Bengaluru, bringing together principals from more than 300 colleges, according to The Hindu. The summit focused on the theme “Beyond the Classrooms: Technology, Assessments, Reforms, and Career Readiness – AI and Beyond”. Discussions addressed changes in education and the need to prepare students for emerging careers.
The event also examined the effect of technology and artificial intelligence on education. The supplied report did not provide details of specific policy proposals, institutional commitments or decisions reached during the discussions. B.
N. Suresh, a Padma awardee, spoke about the importance of developing relevant skills among students for the future. The report did not specify the particular skills he highlighted.
P. M. Radha, managing director of EduChoice, attended the summit along with other educationists.
The event was held recently in Bengaluru and was reported on September 25, 2026. The summit’s stated focus linked classroom education with assessment, reform and career preparation. Its organisers presented these issues as part of the changing educational landscape and the expanding range of global opportunities available to students.
The supplied material does not include comments from students, government officials or representatives of the participating colleges. It also does not state whether EduChoice announced plans for a follow-up summit or any formal programme arising from the meeting.
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