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What were the gaps in the traditional Indian system of education that the western system tried to adress? Mention the merits of the new system?

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Before the arrival of British PathsHalas and Maktabas for elementary education and Tols and Madrasas for higher education.Scientific research and thinking were almost dead.poor education systemno education for womenno scientific and technical education.

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Answer 2

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The main gap in the traditional Indiansystem of education was

that it was moreof rote-learning and there was hardly anyresearch or innovations at that time.The Western system of education tried toaddress this shortcoming by making educationmore interesting and user-friendly.

Westerneducation was supported by inventions andinnovations especially during the IndustrialRevolution, making it more interesting.Though the Indian system of education isgradually moving away from rote-learning andfocusing on practical learning, it still continuesespecially in rural and backward areas.