Teachers are mixing things up: at Symbiosis Law School, Professor Shashikala Gurpur says research has improved with AI, but she's also worried about plagiarism, so she's bringing back pen-and-paper tests and mock trials.
Language professors, like Fergusson College's Chetan Sonawane, focus more on in-class writing and using AI to help explain tricky topics.
Universities aren't just reacting. They're getting ahead.
Prof Anagha Bhat-Behere of Savitribai Phule Pune University says she has switched to more presentations instead of relying on AI-generated work.
Vishwakarma University even has a dedicated AI course for media students that covers both how to use these tools and the ethics behind them.
It's all about making sure students graduate with real-world, future-ready skills.
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