Nagpur University has revised its course structure under the National Education Policy (NEP) for the 2024-25 academic year, introducing a '3-2-1 formula' where students will study three subjects in the first year, select a major and minor in the second year, and focus solely on the major thereafter. This change aims to ease decision-making for students transitioning from high school.

• 01The revised structure allows students to study three subjects in the first year, choose a major and minor in the second year, and focus solely on the major from the third year.
• 02Students can opt for a four-year bachelor's honours degree or a research-oriented degree, allowing direct admission to PhD programs without a master's.
• 03The previous NEP structure required students to choose their major in the first semester, which many found challenging after Class XII.
• 04The new evaluation ratio is set at 60:40 for theory and practical assessments, along with the introduction of an Indian Knowledge System elective.
• 05Criticism has arisen from faculty regarding the abrupt changes, suggesting that at least one batch should have completed the previous structure. Concerns include increased complexity in admissions and workload distribution.

The changes in course structure will affect students transitioning from high school to university, influencing their subject choices and academic workload.