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    The document summarizes problems with India's education system, including low quality education, weak infrastructure, a decentralized system, and poor teacher quality. It notes that only 3% of GDP is spent on education and that literacy and enrollment rates remain low, with just 7% reaching graduation. Proposed solutions include centralizing the system, increasing education spending to over 6% of GDP, implementing schemes to boost access, and establishing a regulatory body to oversee higher education.

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    The document summarizes problems with India's education system, including low quality education, weak infrastructure, a decentralized system, and poor teacher quality. It notes that only 3% of GDP is spent on education and that literacy and enrollment rates remain low, with just 7% reaching graduation. Proposed solutions include centralizing the system, increasing education spending to over 6% of GDP, implementing schemes to boost access, and establishing a regulatory body to oversee higher education.

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    The document summarizes problems with India's education system, including low quality education, weak infrastructure, a decentralized system, and poor teacher quality. It notes that only 3% of GDP is spent on education and that literacy and enrollment rates remain low, with just 7% reaching graduation. Proposed solutions include centralizing the system, increasing education spending to over 6% of GDP, implementing schemes to boost access, and establishing a regulatory body to oversee higher education.

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    EDUCATION SYSTEM IN INDIA

    Group no – 5
    Mr. Deepak kumar
    Mr. Mahesh Khopade
    Mr. Nilesh Thorvae
    Mr. Ashish Ghadge
    Ms. Priyanka
    Ghadge
    PROBLEMS FACED

    Low
     quality education

    Weak
     infrastructure facility

    Decentralized
     education system

    Poor
     quality of teachers

    Theoretical
     in nature and devoid of practical aspect
    FACTS

    Only 3% of GDP is spent on education

    550million people under age of 25 out of which only 11% are enrolled in territory
    education

    35% population is still illiterate

    Only 15% students reach high school


    CONTI……
     Only 7% reaches to graduation level

     India's post secondary high school offer seats for only 7% of


    India's college age population

     25 % of teaching positions are vacant nation wide

     57 % of college professor don’t have either masters or


    PhD..
    SOLUTIONS

     centralize the education system

     (NPE) national policy on education suggest to spent more than 6% of GDP on


    education

     Launching and proper implementation of scheme eg.


     SSA, ICDP, MID DAY MEAL scheme

     NCHER (National commission on higher education &research)has been est. by


    Prof. Yashpal committee as a regulatory body to have control over UGC, AICTE,
    MCI, DCI
     More Focus should be given on practical aspect
    THANK YOU

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