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    The document summarizes key aspects of India's education system. It describes how education was developed in ancient India with universities like Nalanda. It then fell under Muslim and British rule from the 13th century. It provides statistics on population, poverty, literacy, and religion. It outlines the different levels and lengths of education in India from preschool to university. It notes challenges like lack of access to schools, high dropout rates, gender discrimination, and teacher shortages. The legal framework mandates free education up to age 14 and objectives to increase literacy and access. In conclusion, it says the system is acceptable but improvements are needed in infrastructure, uniforms, and other areas.

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    The document summarizes key aspects of India's education system. It describes how education was developed in ancient India with universities like Nalanda. It then fell under Muslim and British rule from the 13th century. It provides statistics on population, poverty, literacy, and religion. It outlines the different levels and lengths of education in India from preschool to university. It notes challenges like lack of access to schools, high dropout rates, gender discrimination, and teacher shortages. The legal framework mandates free education up to age 14 and objectives to increase literacy and access. In conclusion, it says the system is acceptable but improvements are needed in infrastructure, uniforms, and other areas.

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    India

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    Claudia González
    The document summarizes key aspects of India's education system. It describes how education was developed in ancient India with universities like Nalanda. It then fell under Muslim and British rule from the 13th century. It provides statistics on population, poverty, literacy, and religion. It outlines the different levels and lengths of education in India from preschool to university. It notes challenges like lack of access to schools, high dropout rates, gender discrimination, and teacher shortages. The legal framework mandates free education up to age 14 and objectives to increase literacy and access. In conclusion, it says the system is acceptable but improvements are needed in infrastructure, uniforms, and other areas.

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    India education system

    INDIA Capital: Nueva Delhi

    Most Populous City: Bombay 18,35


    million

    Official Language: Hindi and


    English

    Form Of Government: Federal


    Democratic Parliamentary Republic
    Location📍
    Religion: Hindu

    Currency: Indian Rupee


    How was the educational system of India before?

    -In Ancient India there was great educational development.

    -Nalanda University founded in the sixth century.

    -They sent their graduates to teach elsewhere in Asia.

    -Since the 13th century it was under the Muslim control and later
    under British rule.
    India: Economy and Religion

    E poverty RELIGIÓN
    C
    O
    N Big literacy
    O problems
    - 80% are Hindus
    M - 12% are Muslims
    Y pandemics
    - others.

    malnutrition
    Levels of education

    University Postgraduate
    Upper
    secondary
    education
    Secondary
    Elementary education ( 16 - 17 y/o )
    Preschool education ( 11 - 15 y/o )
    education ( 6 - 11 y/o )
    ( 3 - 6 y/o )
    Size of
    Size of classes
    classes

    ~They work whit 252 schools.

    ~They have projects that reach more than 35.065

    children and young people

    ~Also, theh have 35.425 adults


    Length if school day

    CHINA 9 hours

    FRANCE 6 hours

    INDIA
    5 hours
    Uniforms

    GREEN SHIRT
    Difficulties of education in India

    Lack of students
    High dropout rates
    reaching highschool

    Difficulties of education in India

    Illiterate population Not sending children to


    school
    Difficulties of education in India

    Rural areas: no schools Vacant in teaching


    nearby positions

    Difficulties of education in India

    There is gender Teachers without master


    discrimination / doctorate degree
    Legal framework

    ● Free education at all boys and girls up to 14


    years of age
    ● Devotes a section to the education of minorites
    and vulnerable groups.
    Objectives

    ● Free Education Up To 14 Years


    ● Complete Literacy
    ● Accessible And Continuing Education For All
    ● Increase Literacy Rates
    Conclusion
    In conclusion, we believe that India has an acceptable educational system but
    many things must be improved, such as the space, the cleanliness of the
    schools and also that the children wear uniforms, but otherwise it is very good
    that children have schools and can study

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