Education System

Education System Overview

Provided by thepublic sectoras well as theprivate sector.
Education inIndiafalls under the control of theUnion
Governmentand theState Governments.
10+2+3 pattern

Stages.
Post Graduate
Higher
Secondary
Secondary
Primary
Pre-Primary

Undergraduate

Issues in Education System

Workforce quality, funding and
infrastructure
59% of the schools had no drinking water
89% had no toilets
The number of secondary schools is almost half the
number of upper primary schools available in the
country.

Curriculum issues
Participation
At the lower secondary level , enrolment rate is 52%
At the Higher secondary level, it is 28%

Womens Education

Female education is the need of the hour. Without educating the women of the
country we can't hope for a developed nation. Women play a vital role in the all
round progress of a country. If we want to make democracy successful, women
must be educated. They are the real builders of happy homes.

It is said that if we educate a man, we educate a man only, but if we educate a

woman, we educate the whole family. This highlights the importance of female
education.
Thousands of young women have made the decision to attend a womens
college to better prepare for the years ahead.

The Advantages of girls' Women's education:

1- Social Development
2- Social Equity
3-Economic Productivity

Government Schemes
Govt. Play major role in education.
One of the major program of govt. is SARVA SIKSHA
ABHIYAN.
The main goal of this program is that all children of 6-11 years
of age should complete primary education by the year 2007
and all children of 6-14 years of age should complete eight
years of schooling by 2010.
The SSA centres are mainly opened in those areas which do
not have any school , where schools are very far off. and
strengthen existing school infrastructure through provision of
additional class rooms, toilets, drinking water etc.

Mid-Day Meal Scheme.

Drawback in Education system

of India
Lack of qualified Indians in Indian
education.
Insensitive school personnel.
Lack of involvement in and control of
educational matters.
Difficulties of students in higher education.
Too many instant-Indian education experts.
Too many reservation

What do we need to change about

the Indian Education System?

 Focus on skill based education

Reward creativity, original thinking,
research and innovation
Implement massive technology
infrastructure for education
Get smarter people to teach
Re-define the purpose of the
education system
Make reservation irrelevant