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The scope of improvement in the Indian Education system


Education is the most important sector that organically develops a country’s economy. Though there is direct statistics to showcase multiplicative growth of GDP through investment in education but there is a latent induction which provides long term impact in the future. The main problem in education is its core strategic obsolescence. The system has been rusted with inefficient and obsolete plans that hardly mused over its dynamicity and tenability to meet the future demands. Indian Education system became a disaster after British Imperial rule when the system was explicitly converted into more a training program than a holistic infrastructure.  Core values and significant customs that the country had generated since the Vedic ages was replaced by modular and objective education dictatorship. A society can be dismantled if its base can be made weak and thus the true motive behind this was not to empower rationality in Indian minds. After Independence, when the country got busy in its problems like economy, administration, international relations etc. it could hardly revise the education system and thus the abnormalities carried forward its adversities. The system should be reconstructed in a manner that it can invoke value education in pupils. Due to advent of technology, the system could witness a rapid digitization in its medium and it can expect better economization of resources in future too. If we look at the different stages and form of education, we can classify it into the following manner

Institutional education-

Primary

Secondary

Higher Secondary

Graduation and Postgraduation

Professional

Research

Non-Institutional Education

Courses

Trainings and cohort

Certificate and skill development programs

Modular and session-based learnings

Thus, we can estimate a multibillion-dollar industry which does not only directly employs a significant labor force but also it enhances the productivity of the country. Owing to certain reforms, a hybrid mechanism to provide education is now possible. The main point of discussion does not stop just by making the medium efficient. It also matters what are the utilities that the education providers can contribute. We should ponder over identifying problems and then think up for solution followed by controlling. The major problem is that the industry is highly disorganized and there is a reasonable gap between services provided by private and government. The private firms have created jots to assure profitability and the govt has failed to prepare a sustainable plan for its development. Thus, there is a high requirement to hold hands together.

If we deep dive into the local schools of India, we can witness the degraded quality of education. Incompetent faculty, faulty infrastructure, lack of motivation and culture are some of the factors. There is a huge industry for coaching and training surrounding this system but the system is not able to absorb its efficiencies. The reasons can be many. In most of the cases, it is a willful and corruptive conspiracy. Let us now look over some of the corruptions. The funds which are apportioned are not utilized for productive purpose because either there is no one to govern the functional action and if present, they are also the part of the corruptions. I can take example of SSC scam of West Bengal in which the former education minister of the state was convicted. When the head of management is ignorant of his duties and obligation, it clearly picturizes the stigma of its farrago. Education requires application of strong strategic management that can rebuild its approach thorough strategic analysis.

 

 

 

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