1. The education system in
india
&
abroad
-By
“Shivani Agarwal” (team coordinater)
Esha agarwal
Hema agarwal
Anvesh agarwal
Shruthi goyal

2. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION IN INDIA
• Education is important
not only for development
of one's personality, but
also for the sustained
growth of nation.It is the
foundation on which the
development of every
citizen and the nation as
a whole hinges.
• The quality of elementary
education in India has
also been a major cause
of worry for government.

3. SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN
• After the District Primary Education Programme (DPEP)
of 1994, the govt. has now launched the "Sarva
Shiksha Abhiyan" or SSA. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan was
launched in 2001 to universalize and improve the quality
of elementary education in India.
• It has set 2007 as the deadline for providing primary
education in India and 2010 as the deadline for providing
useful and relevant elementary education to all children
in the 6 to 14 age group.

4. EDUCATION IN URBAN AND
RURAL AREAS
• Despite all the efforts of
the government,
universalization of
education in India
remains a distant dream.
• While the literacy rate is
65.38% according to
2001 census, the female
literacy rate is 54.16%.
While 80. 3% urban
people are literate, 59.4%
of the rural population is
literate.

5. SECONDARY EDUCATION IN INDIA
• Secondary education can
be instrumental in
shaping and directing a
child for his bright future.
• Secondary education
serves as a link between
primary and higher
education.
• A child’s future depends a
lot on type of education
the child receives.

6. HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA
• Higher education of india
is one of the most
developed in the entire
world.
• Its scenario is improving
in quantitative and
qualitaive terms.
• Students from various
parts of the world are
coming to india for
achieving higher
education.

7. LEARNING CURVE

8. AMERICAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
• American education system requires that
students complete 12 years of primary and
secondary education prior to attending university
or college.
• This may be accomplished either at public (or
government-operated) schools, or at private
schools. These 12 years of schooling (or their
equivalent) may also be completed outside the
USA, thus giving foreign students the
opportunity to pursue the benefits of the
American education system.

9. BACHELORS IN USA
• A candidate who has
successfully completed
class XII is eligible for
the Bachelors
Programme or Under
Graduate Study in USA.
• The bachelors degree or
under graduate study
usually lasts for 4 years.
In some cases
accelerated Programme
can be completed in
three years, while some
professional fields
require five years.

10. • The decision of the major's
to be taken is necessary
only after the 2nd or
Sophomore year.
• Many colleges give an
Associate degree after the
sophomore year or second
year of a Bachelor's
degree. It is the degree
awarded after either a
college transfer or a
'terminal', One to three
year programme providing
training for a specific
occupation.

11. MASTERS DEGREE
• Masters degree is the first
Graduate degree in the liberal
arts and Sciences and certain
professional fields requiring 30
credit hours of full-time study
within a year or 2 years.
• You can get your Master's
degree by taking 8 courses of
subjects with 3 credits each
plus a thesis of 6 hours credit
or 10 courses of subjects with
3 credits each without the
thesis.
• Usually masters degree
include M.S and M.A degrees.

12. THANK
YOU