write the report on the educational system of france and india in french
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Mathematics is an extensive tool in scientific analysis in France. Students are taught complicated maths in the first year of university and it's used thoroughly in their subsequent years. Working with nth order tensors to solve structural vibration problems was no big deal for them. Quite frankly, I was lost there. Here we focus more on analogy and simplifying stuff to the extent that it can be solved on paper in the exam. We don't teach what we can't judge, and that's a clear hindrance in what we teach.Projects were on-hands experience, people were open to experimentation to create something innovative. More often than not, I observed passion. And much lesser worry about grades than we are used to in India. I worked in a team of six to create a guitar peddle that could be controlled by the hand movement of the guitarist. What impressed me the most was if someone didn't know something, they went back and learnt it. It didn't matter whether it was part of a course or not.Professors were friendly, which I've found in my college too. But in France they were cool! They understood that it was difficult for me to take exams in French so they gave me papers in English. At the same time, I wasn't treated like some foreign geek who didn't understand anything. I was treated and taught like an intellectual equal. In fact, I'm quite closely in touch with one of my professors there.Students were trusted to the extent that professors didn't mind leaving the exam hall in the middle of an exam. Try that in India!Tutors were good looking! Enough said.
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At school level
=>France has 12 years system like in many Indian states
=>Public i.e. government education is tuition free
=>At high school level (i.e. last three years of the school) you can either opt to go in a normal high school (called lycée) or professional high school
=>The language of education is French
School timings are often between 9 AM to 4 PM
=>Students get long recess / mid-day break : Atleast 1 hour
=>There are 2 more short recesses of 10 to 15 mins during the day
=>After their final year in school, students take a Baccalauréat ( or Bac ) exam - it is like our HSC (12th Board) exam or PUC exam
Higher Education
=>General degree programs are of 3 years like in India
=>Masters are on 2 years like in India
Public education is tuition free - you do not have to pay any tuition fee in public universities even if you are a foreigner
You have to pay a nominal annual fee of around 280 to 300 Euros for UG program and around 450 to 500 Euros for PG programs
Some courses charge a bit more
=>Medical courses is of very long duration - 8 to 9 years for your first degree - MD in General Medicine
=>Engineering courses are of 5 years and you get to a Masters degree level by the end
Then there are Grande Ecole for all the high end professional and literary studies - the access is through a tough entrance exam after two years of preparatory courses.
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