2. CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY IF EDUCATION IN INDIA
TYPE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM FOLLOWED IN INDIA
ADVANTAGES OF INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
DRAWBACKS OF INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
INDIA DO TO IMPROVE EDUCATION SYSTEM
INDIA VS FOREIGN IN EDUCATION
CONCLUSION
3. INTRODUCTION
Education is a systematic process through which a child or an adult
acquires knowledge , experience, skill and sound attitude. It makes
an individual civilized, refined, cultured and educated. Fora
civilized and socialized society education is the only means.
Education is important not merely as means to other ends,
but it is an attribute that is valued in itself , by most individuals
Education is the key to unlocking the individuals,
providing tools and knowledge necessary for personal and societal
growth. In rapidly changing world, a quality of education is more
crucial than ever, serving as a foundation for a successful and
fulfilling life. This explores the importance of education its,
transformative impact and the role it plays in shaping the future of
the students.
4. HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN INDIA
Education in indian subcontinent began with teaching of
traditional elements such as began with teaching of traditional
elements such as indian religions, indian mathematics ,indian logic
at early hindu and buddhist centres of learning such as ancient
Takshashila and Nalanda.
Several western-style universities were established during
the period of British rule in the 19th century. A series of measures
continuing throughout the early half of the 20th century ultimately
laid the foundation of the educational system of the republic of
india and much the indian subcontinent
5. TYPE OF EDUCATION FOLLOWED IN INDIA
In india, the formal education system consists of five years of
primary schooling, followed by three years of middle school and
two years of high school. After the completion of high school,
students can pursue higher education at a university or college.
Under the various articles of the indian Constitution and the
right of children to free and Compulsory education is provided as
a fundamental right to children aged 6 to 14. The approximately
ratio of the total number of public schools in india is 10:3.
6. ADVANTAGES OF INDIA EDUCATION SYSTEM
The Indian education system promotes a balanced approach to education ,
emphasizing both academic excellence and extracurricular activities. Students are
encouraged to participate in sports, arts and cultural activities, fostering their overall
growth and well-being.
Four advantages of the indian education system ;
Modern education system focus on learning approach
Modern education system are practical and conceptual
Find the modern education system more interactive
Subject specific and skill based knowledge,
7. Drawbacks of indian education system
The drawback of the india education system :
1. Lack of a budget
2. Too much pressure on Grades
3. Too much competition
4. Not focusing on Overall growth
5. Lack of training
8. INDIA DO TO IMPROVE EDUCATION SYSTEM
Ways to improve the education system in india:
A diverse range of things matters in improving the Indian education system. India is a
developing country but still it has lots of challenges and education in one of them. So,
who will take the responsibility to develop the education system of this country As the
citizens of india, we have to take responsibilities. There are many effective ways to
improve the education system in india.
9. CONCLUSION
The education brings people closer to each other, help him to understand each other
better. To conclude,
Education has played a major role in the modern life to all individuals in the society ,
because it provides us with knowledge for future, it paves the way for good careen and
it leads to enlightenment.
