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Dimpy Handa
The level of education in India is on a increasing pathway. If u thn ask why indians go abroad to study....It is d education SYSTEM which has loops in it. Me myself has witnessed d bad education system.
Moreover, it is not d level of education.....but the standard of living which intrudes a person to leave india nd go abroad
Moreover, it is not d level of education.....but the standard of living which intrudes a person to leave india nd go abroad
Yes level of education in india is increasing at higher level, but only for business not for educating people. People now are found of living luxurious life, and they think that this what they would get from abroad not form india, So they prefer Abroad and not India.. Even i would prefer Abroad and not India..
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Dimpy Handa
The concept of playschools in India was unheard of few decades ago and few children from rich families attended the playschool. Now, the importance of playschools is recognized as the preschool years are the foundation for lifelong learning.
deepakraam
Deepak Narayanan
I would say the level of education in the primary and the secondary level is very good.Indians are exposed to the stress of exams and the constant pressure to perform well.Indians are conditioned to face the competition.This makes life easy for Indians to shine globally.Indians are going abroad mostly for higher studies mainly for the exposure,job opportunities, salary which may not match with Indian terms.
-Deepak.
-Deepak.
dimpy.handa
Dimpy Handa
India has been an important seat of learning from time immemorial. In modern times also esteemed Indian universities like BITS, ISBM, IISc, IIMs are world famous. All levels of education in India from primary to higher education are supervised by the Department of Higher Education (India). The main focus of primary education in India is the literacy campaign. While on the arena of higher education Indian government is considering 100% foreign direct investment. Certain educational policies in the different Indian states vary since educational decisions are not only taken by the central government but the state governments also.