Education System in India!
Our India is having a large intelligent population the only hurdle is our education system. I firmly believe that if we can provide better education then others will face tough competition with our Indians. We lack in education system, which needs proper attention.
First of all it is necessary to make it possible for every Indian to get education. Steps should be taken that approach to education should be viable for every citizen.
Secondly, our Government should clear all the decks for providing education in interiors, which is lacking much as well as much populated. Our major population is in interiors and where as no proper provisions are there. Because these are remote areas and nobody can take risk to this challenging job because financial involvement is there with least recoveries, which will lead to a great loss.
Third reason is now our Govt. has commercialized hence not paying interest to this area of liability. They must pay attention to this sector, as this will become a major sector of growth. Today we are growth oriented and must know the necessity for the same.
Fourth, it is proud for we people today that the private sector has jumped into the education sector. But this lead to many malpractices. We can notice when we come to know that the teachers in Govt. schools pay attention to only those students who are getting coaching from them for their own financial benefits only.
Fifth, private sector’s association in education is quite appreciated but not at this much higher cost. I can see that huge population is still unable to bear this cost.
Sixth, our technical education system is not up to the mark means it is not competent to the international standards. If there are some institutes competent to the international standards i.e., IIT’s etc. but few in numbers.
It is necessary for us to raise the strength of the same to get qualitative educated brands in large numbers.
Seventh, we must know that our large population is in rural areas where agriculture is main industry there. So, we should give attention to upgrade our agriculture industry we should give attention to this education sector to get technical agriculturists. Which I hope will boost our economy in top gear.
Eighth, our Govt. should know that after its commercialization it is not the liability of the private sector only to take it through. It is mainly on the Govt.’s shoulders as major population is eyeing on them.
More over & lastly it is to be said that our Govt. should not prepare the politically motivated programmes to please only to gain votes. Today we are looking after the growth of the nation, so, we must look after all these aspects and our children will praise us for efforts taken along with the results acquired.
We should join hands to make shining INDIA and a brilliant tomorrow.
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This is good article on todays education as it helps in boosting our country. Indian Govt should also start scheme like delhi’s govt has started ‘Ladali scheme’ which provide 1 lakh for each girl in std 10th and 12th for the promotion of girls education. So govt can start more schemes like this for providing education.
It is the need of the time.
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I am totally agree with this article, As a Computer engineer i have also feel the problem during education and i can say that we can improve the education system and make them more strong to walk on the wall of world.
Course and practical education provided by the universities are out of date. when we walk to the market after graduation, we have to work on the technology which were never taught in the college.
Now a days, Government taking action and trying to make this more professional, i hope we will get good and effective education system in coming days.
Jignesh
Hukkah is a threat……………….Nowadays hukkah has become a trend in Mumbai.99% are students who smoke hukkah.Once i went with my friend to Hukkah parlour there i asked one guy why you smoke hukkah he said to get free from tension and stress caused because of excess stuies,classes,parents expectations…Hukkah is injurious to health still they enjoy having it.If we want India to develope 1st d system should be changed a bit care and attention should be given to the problems faced a by a regular student.
Hi Pratiksha,
I m not totally agree with your comment as i was a student and i stayed in hostel for 10 years.
As you said student start having hukkah or cig or drink due to tension than it is totally wrong. What short of tension they are having. I found that 50% student are not taking their study seriously. they used to start reading when exam came. As such parents are expenses lot of money and fulfill their requirement by thinking that my child is studying seriously and here the case is different…their child are roaming here and there, and start cig, drink and hukkah for the sake of enjoyment and status.
Now when result came, they get ATKT or fail, and now parents will react.
Now student will say, i got fail in exam, parents scold me, or i m not performing well in class… now what do u think? are they really tensed?
i will never accept that student having tension in study. They are really get lots of time and facility to perform well.
Firstly, let us NOT talk about what the system or government should do – rather, ask ourselves what we are ready to do. It is very easy to blame everyone else!!The govt. asked for 6 months internship from newly passed MBBS doctors to go to rural areas so even our villages get good medical help. How many doctors honour that commitment?
Let us ask ourselves – if newly passed engineering graduates are asked to set up/work for a project in the rural areas, how many will go?
The government is doing a lot – we the citizens who are a part of the system do NOT do our duties, hence all the problems arise! We must all do our own bit to contribute actively to putting the system in place and then complain.
I bet very few of you know that the syllabi of various Indian degrees are on par (at times higher) than the western counterparts. As students do ‘partial study’ i.e. work out a system where quite a few topics “option pe daal doonga”, naturally their knowledge base is poor – so they blame the system!! Easy, isn’t it??
Be sincere, practise/study regularly and then suggest what govt should do…….If your basics are clear, the new graduate can pick up any new skill at the place of work – it is NOT difficult.
I am fully agree with sandhya nitin
As it is better start some action rather just giving advices
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