Greetings everyone!
As we have talk lot about the education before. We all know how education is important for everyone, and how does it change the human behavior. But today we will not be talking about all this, but something like that. We all know every country have different type of education, culture and the patter for every students. We all know about the most famous colleges/university in the world and about their education system. But I think many of my friends don't know about the Indian education system. As I have passed from the school 2 years ago, and currently I am still studying in the university in my local college.
Everyone knows about the past India and still our country comes under fastest economic development, but its different from it. In the older time people were not giving much priority to the education, and even people were not having much knowledge about anything. But at the moment if I talk about the education then most of the parents are taking admission of their child in some of the school for basic knowledge. We all know about the population of India its on the second position in the world.
So its obvious the competition will be everywhere. Well if we talk about the ratio of boys and girls for the education I think roughly its equal. Because when I was in school and even in my current college the ratio of both the gender are equal. There's no limit or any restriction for any of the gender. All the students are getting their proper qualification. But the worst thing is about the competition as after completing the education most of the students are going for professional degree or some of them are taking science. But its not about the profession they are choosing but about the education system.
In India if you go in any of the qualification you need to survive the cut off % every where. It's very very hard for the students to qualify because the competition is very high and cut rate is too high. Most of degree cut of rate goes to more then 90% which is very tough to score. Just imagine the level of pressure on students and they are fighting for all this. While on the other hand government are selecting very few people for the job or any other private company.
I don't have any complain about the education system but about the seats for every professional, in other countries I think people get the job they don't need to suffer much like in India. Well but the poverty rate is also high in India, some of the children have some life problems by which they cannot go to school for education, I have seen many of the children facing this issue but everyone have different life. But sometimes I also think in India our half of the life goes in the education or degree. Yeah till the age of 23 -24 we are just running behind the degree.
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I'm happy the world is changing and evolving, and parents' eyes are being opened to the world of knowledge and thereby allowing their children to pursue the basic knowledge in school.
ofc, and its necessary too. Every child deserves education.
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There’s competition everywhere with those who can afford to go for professional education and those who cannot afford such, but only settle to remain uneducated. It’s everywhere.