The Indian education system is the most complex and one of the largest education systems in the world. It has an important place in the global education industry.
The total number of Schools in India is 1,030,996,
As of 2020 Total number of Universities in India is 1000
These exist in the following manner:
Central Universities=54
State Universities=416
Deemed Universities=125
Private Universities=361
AIIMS, IIMs, IITs, IISERs, and NITs=159
In spite of such a large number of Educational Institutions in India, there is still a demand and supply gap.
Problems in the Existing Education System in India:
India is a multilingual and multicultural country. Where the mother tongue of the teacher and students may or may not be the same. Because of this reason, it is facing the following problems:
Lack of interest in personalized learning
2. The communication gap is causing a learning gap and a loss
Addiction for students and teachers to prevailing trends rather than accepting new technology
4. New technology demands changes in assessment methods which is a challenge difficult to accept by both the students and faculty
E-books, e-tools, etc., are prepared by adults, which may or may not be suitable for the students and become a mental burden for the child.
WBEL (Web-based E-Learning) demands a curriculum
7. New Technology demands upskilling and reskilling of teachers
Required Education System in India:
This era of Internet education demands a change in the overall working of the education system. This needs the following amendments:
The importance to be given to skill development courses
Digital learning platforms
A grading system
Use of educational technology in the classroom.
Skilled faculty for using electronic online tools.
Developments and applications of Educational Apps
Online education brief has the following needs:
A paperless and electronic education system.
It demands the use of information and technology. e.g., mobile with internet facility.
This requires learning an educational curriculum, bypassing the prevailing board pattern.
Why adopt E-Learning in India:
The following are the reasons for India to opt E-learning Education System:
On the Internet ocean of information is available, and students can access it via using information technology and the World Wide Web (WWW).
WWW accessing tools have the benefit of flexible place and time to use. These tools are Mobile and Laptop.
Following a gap prevails between two individuals in India;
A large financial gap between communities in India.
Differences in mother tongues, cultures, styles of living, etc.,
Different ambitions and hobby
Parting education from one person to many different persons is impractical. Hence, so far, higher education is out of the reach of a common person in India.
The online education system offers information to everyone at an equal cost.
Population-wise India is the second largest in the world, hence, there exists a huge demand for online education.
Online Education brief has two levels:
Educator Level
Trainer Level
Elementary and Higher Education come under Educator Level
Trainer Level is used by Business Enterprises for training their workforce.