Education In India

Education in India               

Every parent strives hard to give quality education to their child . They  spend huge amount of money and sometimes take

up loans (educational loans for higher education) to finance their children’s education.

But the current scenario of education in India is disheartening. Commercialization takes the thumbs up. Education has become an object of business  rather than providing knowledge and guidance.

Corporate sector is earning crores of profit , unmindful of students future. There is a steep increase in the number of educational institutions , coaching centres , corporate schools.   Why not ? when they are earning so much profit they will think of only making more money by opening new branches.

Today , education has become education industry , attracting corrupted politicians to establish colleges to hide their offences  and they act as if they are really working on noble cause (providing education).

These days the coaching centres  train students in such a way that they focus only on cracking entrance like IIT-JEE , AIEEE ,AIIMS, GATE , GMAT , GRE , CAT . After clearing the exams , once they are in top institutions , these students are unable to clear  basic subjects … such is the situation  !!!!! The main reason behind this is corporate educational institutions , i.e rote studying . educational institutions in Andhra Pradesh is a great example of business .  

   "Education today is an object of business which has serious and negative effects on our society. The more one can pay, higher the education he can get".

Einstein once said, “Education is that what remains after one has forgotten what one has learnt in school.”

There is a drastic increase in number of seats in UG and PG level which is eventually leading to the poor quality of graduates who lack basic concepts and communication skills.

Industry experts say ,only 10%  graduates are employable. This means an increase in unemployment adding up to the burning problem of the nation i.e unemployment.

This is not we dreamed of… the education system in India has to change. Gaining quality education is every child’s right. The focus has to shift towards quality rather than education industry. Providing education is a noble work. So lets do it in a proper way.

 Education should be used as a tool to develop the world.