The document outlines the stages of education in India, covering primary to postgraduate levels, and compares it to Finland's education system, which emphasizes subsidized meals and a lack of grading until age 16. Key learnings for India include delaying school start to age 7, minimal grading, and a low-stress exam policy. The contrast highlights the stress and emphasis on grades in India compared to Finland's approach to education.

1. VS

3. AGENDA

4. INDIAN
EDUCATION

5. STAGES OF INDIAN EDUCATION
 Primary Education
 Age - 6 to 11(Class 1 to 5)
 Secondary Education
 Age - 11 to 15(Class 6 to 10)
 Higher Secondary Education
 Age - 16,17(Class 11 to 12)
 Graduation
 Professional 4 Years
 Medical 5 years
 Arts , Commerce 3 Years
 Post Graduation

8. FINLAND’S EDUCATION SYSTEM
• Education in Finland is an education system with fully subsidised
meals served to full-time students.
• The present education system in Finland consists of day care
programmes(for babies and toddlers) and a one-year “pre-school”(or
kindergarten for six year-olds);a nine year compulsory basic
comprehensive school.
• Finland has consistently ranked high in the PISA study, which
compares national educational systems internationally, although in
the recent years Finland has been displaced from the very top.

10. 5 THINGS THAT INDIA CAN LEARN FROM FINLAND’S
AWESOME EDUCATION SYSTEM
• Finnish children do not go to school till the age
of 7.
• There is no grading or measurement system to judge
a student's abilities and knowledge, for the first
6 years.
• They take only one exam in all of their schooling
years. JUST ONE.

11. • And that's when they turn 16.
• Elementary school students only have 20 hours of classes per
week. That's 4 hours in a day. And rarely any homework!

12. DISTINCTION IN EDUCATION

13. Finnish Students:
 They only have to take one mandatory entrance test
when they are 16.
 The education is 100% state funded.
 There are only 16 students per science class so they
could learn practically every class!
Indian Students:
 In India, a student is characterised based on only
their marks. The more marks students gets, the
more intelligent they become.
 Grading starts from the beginning of the child’s
education. This makes stressful at a much younger
age.

14. Grading system in Finland Grading system in India