Question

list the impacts of British education system in India​

Answer 1

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There were both good and bad effects of the British education system. On one hand, they reduced the role of religion in education and marked the beginning of women empowerment. The traditional Gurukuls were usually males only but with the advent of English education, a lot of the rich among Indians began educating their daughters. Many leaders who pioneered modern India went to England to pursue their higher education. On the flip side, I believe the English's only aim was to manufacture entire generations of educated clerks and servants who could carry out the grassroot level work or serve in their Armies. This is actually still prevalent here and the system still fails to produce innovators instead of hundreds of thousands who aspire only to get a “decent” job.

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Answer 2

There were two impact namely as POSITIVE IMPACT and NEGATIVE IMPACT. on the British education system in India were as follows :

POSITIVE IMPACT OF THE BRITISH EDUCATION SYSTEM :

• The English language united the people of different regions. People now rose above narrow regional prejudices and started thinking of Indian as their motherland.

• A surge of nationalism spread in all parts and all sections of India.
• It created awareness about the ideals of equality, liberty and democracy.
• It created awareness about the need of social and religious reforms.
• Educated women like Sarojini Naidu joined the national movement.

NEGATIVE IMPACT OF THE BRITISH EDUCATION SYSTEM :

• It created a division between english educated indians and the rest of indians.
• Indigenous litrature and thought were ignored.
• British textbooks glorified the british administration and philosphy.
• Education became the priority of those who could afford it and hece, only the rich indians benefited.