CBSE BOARD XII, asked by Priyakshipriya, 5 months ago

development of secondary education in India after Independence .

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Answered by nitukumar912000

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Answered by programpython001

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Expansion of General Education: During the period of planning there has been expansion of general education.

Development of Technical Education: Besides general education, technical education plays important role in human capital formation.

Women education: In India, literary among women was quite low.

Vocational education: National Policy of Education, 1986, aims at vocationalisation of secondary education.

Growth of higher education: In 1951, there were 27 universities.

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