#educationsystem

1. EDUCATION
SYSTEM OF
INDIA

2. CONTENTS
● INTRODUCTION
● TYPE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM FOLLOWED IN INDIA
● INDIAN EDUCATION HIERARCHY
● ADVANTAGES OF INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
● DRAWBACKS OF INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
● INDIAN vs FOREIGN EDUCATION SYSTEM
● PROBLEM WITH INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
● STEPS TO IMPROVE INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
● TEACHER-STUDENT RELATIONSHIP
● MY THOUGHTS
● CONCLUSION
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3. INTRODUCTION
Education is the process of learning, or
getting of knowledge, skills, values and
habits of essential needs of life.
Education system is differ from one
and another country, not all the countries
are following a common education system.

4. TYPE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM
FOLLOWED IN INDIA
● The National policy of education system was
farmed in the year 1986 and it was amended
in the year 1992.
● The scheme name RASHTRIYA MADYAMIKA
ABHIYAN was established in the year 2009
and the main aim of this scheme is everyone
can able to get easy access to secondary
education and to improve the quality of higher
education system.
● The New Education(NEP) is formed in the year
2016 to bring revolutionary changes in Indian
Education System.

5. LEVELS OF INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
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Indian education hierarchy
PRIMARY
Class : 1-5 Age : 6-11
SECONDARY
Class : 6-10 Age : 11-15
HIGHER SECONDARY
Class : 11-12 Age : 16-17
GRADUATION
Professional 4 years Medicine 5 years Commerce 3 years
POST GRADUATION
1.5 TO 3 YEARS

6. ADVANTAGES OF INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
● Very few countries follow regular attendance method in
schools and INDIA is one of them.
● In INDIA, students attempts many exams. As a result,
analyzing strength and weakness is preferably easy.
● By comparing with other countries only in INDIA students
have a basic knowledge about all subjects.
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7. Drawbacks of indian education system
● As per survey, only 18% of students where used to
understand the concept of the subject and can able to
answer in their own words.
● The syllabus is mostly in the form of theoretical basis,
there is only few subjects contains practical concepts.
● In INDIA, most students run behind numbers rather than
gathering knowledge.
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8. Indian vs Foreign Education System
● Focuses more on theory.
● Generally students are
admitted into streams
which have higher pay
scale or higher number of
jobs.
● We believe in grades and
certificates.
● Our education system test
how much we memorise
facts and figures.
● Old technologies.
● Focuses more on practical.
● Students wait until they get
admission into their field of
interest.
● Believe in skills over
grades or certificates.
● They impact knowledge in
students through practical
implementations.
● They changes according to
upgradation of technology.
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INDIAN
FOREIGN

9. Problem with indian education system
● Lack of funds
(Due to insufficient funds most educational institutions is lack of infrastructure,
science equipment and libraries etc)
● Expensive higher education
(Universities, professionals and technical educations are too much costly. So that
everyone is not able to get proper education)
● Neglect of INDIAN languages
(Rural students who are not properly well versed in English, cannot study
properly as standard publications are not available in Indian languages)
● Mass illiteracy
(In INDIA, one third of total population remains illiterate whereas people in other
countries in 100% literate. That’s why INDIA is facing unemployment)
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10. Steps to improve indian education
system
● Indian government needs to invest large amount in
order to develop the infrastructure of schools and
colleges.
● Learning should more focus on practical over theory.
● Methods of teaching also needs to change. Teacher
should encourage students to think logically and to
increase creativity in students.
● At last, everyone should change their mentality to
follow up someone and pursue their interest.
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11. Teacher-student relationship
In the early age, relation between guru-sishya was differ
from today’s teacher-student relation. Today’s relation is based
upon questioning and analysis. For better relation both parties
should take one step forward. Everyone has to remember that
teacher is the epitome of knowledge.
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12. Our thoughts
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As per my thought, I will never say that Indian Education is the poorest
education. Around the earth, we find many successful people from this
education system and they are just doing great. In ancient era, we get
famous astrologer, mathematician Aryabhatta, great physician and surgeon
Sushrut popularly known as “Father of Indian Surgery”.
Nowadays we find Sundar PIchai (CEO of google), Satya Nadella (CEO of
Microsoft),A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (Former president of INDIA) and many
others. Nothing is purely perfect. Everything has some flaws and our
education system is not an exception. Yes, it need some changes and it will
be alright. Let’s hope for the best in near future.

13. “
“EDUCATION is the most
powerful weapon which
you can use to change the
world.”
- NELSON MANDELA
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14. Conclusion
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Now a days a lot of positive changes are happening in education system
of INDIA. With the effective learning system and huge human resources,
one day India will be the leading country in world education.

15. Thank You
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