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The schooling system in the world’s second-most populated country is bit of an oddball, when compared to that of other countries. About 65% of the country’s population are youngsters, which is why we see a lot of Indians being selected for Multinational companies over their foreign compatriots. It can be said without doubt that though this system is what I consider to be robotic, it still delivers.
The Indian education system does not allow any room for innovative thoughts. The idea is basically forcing students to memorise tons of theories, most of them outdated. They want the students to be able to derive various equations that have already been solved (Seriously, what’s the point?).
The primitiveness of the system is quite baffling. We’re dealing with new scientific ideas everyday. The world has moved on. But well, the prioritisation of marks over practical knowledge is not the right way to choose people for organisations that strive to improve the condition of an average human being (If this isn’t fixed, world peace, which was always a bit of a long shot, will remain as such).
What more, the students have to commit themselves to rigorous study. Seriously. The Schools/Colleges/Universities recommend the students to follow a six-hour study schedule everyday, excluding the time they spend on campus. And any time they have left is spent in relaxation and recreation. As such, they do not possess the time to improve their other skills (Yeah, the skills one actually USES in their later life).
But still, many international companies seem to have an eye for Indian graduates. Although I do not know why, it seriously does not bode well for them because India is a developing country that is still following 19th century ideals. Like in all cases, there are exceptions.
The schooling system in the world’s second-most populated country is bit of an oddball, when compared to that of other countries. About 65% of the country’s population are youngsters, which is why we see a lot of Indians being selected for Multinational companies over their foreign compatriots. It can be said without doubt that though this system is what I consider to be robotic, it still delivers.
The Indian education system does not allow any room for innovative thoughts. The idea is basically forcing students to memorise tons of theories, most of them outdated. They want the students to be able to derive various equations that have already been solved (Seriously, what’s the point?).
The primitiveness of the system is quite baffling. We’re dealing with new scientific ideas everyday. The world has moved on. But well, the prioritisation of marks over practical knowledge is not the right way to choose people for organisations that strive to improve the condition of an average human being (If this isn’t fixed, world peace, which was always a bit of a long shot, will remain as such).
What more, the students have to commit themselves to rigorous study. Seriously. The Schools/Colleges/Universities recommend the students to follow a six-hour study schedule everyday, excluding the time they spend on campus. And any time they have left is spent in relaxation and recreation. As such, they do not possess the time to improve their other skills (Yeah, the skills one actually USES in their later life).
But still, many international companies seem to have an eye for Indian graduates. Although I do not know why, it seriously does not bode well for them because India is a developing country that is still following 19th century ideals. Like in all cases, there are exceptions.
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Education is proved by the public sector as well as private sector, with control and funding. As we all know we have should be proper educated for wealthy jobs. So education has become our life.
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Education is proved by the public sector as well as private sector, with control and funding. As we all know we have should be proper educated for wealthy jobs. So education has become our life.
hope this will help you
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