To begin with, Indian education system focuses on the marks or grades of the students rather than their actual learning process or the skill development. Additionally, it results in the increasing number of suicide rates by the students. In our country , government schools are looked down when compRead more
To begin with, Indian education system focuses on the marks or grades of the students rather than their actual learning process or the skill development. Additionally, it results in the increasing number of suicide rates by the students. In our country , government schools are looked down when compared to other countries where only government schools prevail. The quality of education, teaching methodology, teachers as well as the infrastructure of the government schools and colleges have made the parents to search for private institutions which results in large number of dropout rates in India. To substantiate, in Chennai, one of the districts of Tamil nadu, The most famous and oldest college called ” Presidency College” had a poor infrastructure facilities where the parents are searching for private colleges to replace it. This is one of the example of how poor are systems are especially with the institutions that are owned by the government.
Additionally, rather than focusing on the mark schemes, the educational institutions should focus more on developing the skills (especially interpersonal skills), morals and values of the students to lead a better future.
The government should also save a separate budget for improving and restructuring the educational institutions.
Lastly, Government officials and government servants should be more responsible for the improvement and depletion of educational institutions.
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There is a significant rise in educational fraud such a NEET 2024 and many more govt exams. It highlights that the fundamentals in the Indian constitution and judiciary and flawed. Loopholes in the legislature and judicial delays promotes malpractices and perpetuate such frauds. Firstly, legislativeRead more
There is a significant rise in educational fraud such a NEET 2024 and many more govt exams. It highlights that the fundamentals in the Indian constitution and judiciary and flawed. Loopholes in the legislature and judicial delays promotes malpractices and perpetuate such frauds.
Firstly, legislative council should focus on being more strict and transparent in educational institutions. Proper guidelines and regular inspections can irradicate such malpractices. Judicial system should make sure that educational fraud related cases are given top priority , that will ensure timely justice and restrain future misconduct.
Secondly, promoting public awareness and whistle-blower protections can emancipate stakeholders to report immediately. These measures are of utmost importance to reinstate confidence in the Indian education system and protect the rectitude of examinations.
Lastly, credibility of a physician is highly at risk due to this fraud, and can damage their reputations. After 10 years if we get to know that the doctor who is going to diagnose us or our family member cleared NEET 2024 and now is a medical practitioner, there will be definite trust issues and perhaps legal actions taken against him.