Introduction
India’s educational system is crucial to the future well-being of the country as one of the largest systems of education the world has ever seen, it serves millions of children from a variety of backgrounds, over time India has accomplished great strides towards providing access to education but the education system as a whole is still very much challenged with regards to structure and quality; thus, a well-balanced evaluation will allow for an understanding of both strengths and weaknesses of the education system.
Structure of the Education System
The structure of the Indian educational framework is essentially distinguished into 4 key stages: the primary , secondary , higher secondary and higher education systems. It is at the primary stage of education where children will develop their initial foundation in basic literacy and numeric activities. The second and higher stages of education entails an extensive repertoire of subjects to be explored by each student as an opportunity to identify their own future area of interest or study. The final stage of education offers Universities and Professional Institutions to provide students with specific coursework designed toward pursuing careers in fields such as Engineering, Medical Science, Legal Pro