Make a list of the effects British education in India
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The effects of British Education in India are:
1. The British began education in India because of its need of clerks who can work for British government.
2. The Indian population was not permitted to appear for other exams of civil services.
3. The British education introduced teaching of English as a compulsory language.
4. Education for women was supported affecting existing social norms.
5. Education was not driven by religion affecting the existing cultural norms.
6. Education deviated from purely Indian to Anglo Indian education system.
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The part of British education policy in India which can be appreciated is:
Their model of academic institutions.
Women Education ( Raja Ram Mohan Roy had also played a vital role in this.)
Introduction of English education ( not the method of implementation.)
These three facts show the intention of British education policy in India:-
At the beginning of the 20th century, 4 out of 5 Indian villages were without primary school and 3 out of 4 Indian children grew up without any education
Literacy in 1947. ( after 150 years )
Male 24%
Female 7%
Britishers had opted downward filtration theory in their policy of education.