This document provides an overview of higher education in India. It discusses that India has the third largest higher education system in the world, after China and the US. Higher education in India is provided through central, state, private, and deemed universities as well as institutions of national importance. It also defines education and higher education, describes the regulation and levels of schooling and higher education, and outlines the benefits of higher education, concluding that the system could be more effective if managed scientifically to meet societal needs in light of ongoing changes.

1. HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA
BY :-
PINKI BHARTI

2. CONTENT
Introduction
What is Education
What is Higher Education
Regulation of Higher Education
School Education
Higher Education
Benefits of Higher Education
Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION
India's higher education system is the third largest in
the world, after China and the United States.
 Higher education in India is provided by five groups
of institutions “Central, state, private, deemed
universities and Institutions of National Importance”.

4. WHAT IS EDUCATION
Education is nothing but gaining knowledge and skills
which may use the past information,present and also
with future information transferred from one person to
another through teaching ,research and training.

5. WHAT IS HIGHER EDUCATION
Education at universities or similar educational establishments,
especially to degree level.
Education beyond high school, specifically that provided by
colleges and graduate schools, and professional schools.
In simple language we can say education provided by a college
or university.

6. REGULATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION
State governments directly monitor and control higher education
institutions through licensing, admission and fee regulations.
 UGC and AICTE are two main regulatory bodies.
 A recent committee on higher education headed by Dr. Hari
Gautam recommended the scrapping of the UGC.

7. SCHOOL EDUCATION
Pre primary (FOR 1 YEAR)
Primary (GRADE 1-5)
Middle (GRADE 6-8)
Secondary (GRADE 9-10)
Senior Secondary (GRADE 11-12)

8. HIGHER EDUCATION
Graduation (3 AND 4 YEARS)
Post Graduation (2 AND 3 YEARS)

9. BENEFITS OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Carrier Benefits
Social Benefits
Personal Benefits

10. CONCLUSION
Higher education system can be made more effective and
responsive to societal needs if it is managed on the principles of
modern scientific management.
higher education are the outcome of the constellation of
worldwide changes and are encountered with the phenomena that
were never anticipated in the past.

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