What are the drawbacks of new education system?

The academic syllabus will be taught in the respective regional languages of the Government school students. This is one of the major new education policy drawbacks as this will increase the number of students uncomfortable in communicating in English thus widening the gap between sections of the societies.

How does poverty affect education in India?

A study in 2002 found that these conditions in India are partially due to educational poverty, which is defined as the deprivation of basic education and literacy. Only 6\% of the income from poor households is invested into education and health, while the majority is spent on other necessities such as food and fuel.

How does being poor affect education?

These factors often place more stress on a student, which can negatively impact the student’s ability to succeed in a school. Students living in poverty often have fewer resources at home to complete homework, study, or engage in activities that helps equip them for success during the school day.

Is India doing enough to reduce poverty in India?

There are three probable scenarios. First, our poverty reduction rate is not adequate, given the level of poverty: India has 220 million poor according to the last poverty count. Second, we may be adding more poor to the existing list. Third, we may be temporarily raising people above poverty levels, but not being able to keep them there.

What is the average teacher salary in private schools in India?

The average teacher salary in private school in India is somewhere around 2-2.5 Lakhs per year, and we expect so much from our teacher. I ask you, would you want to become a teacher in India with this type of pay scale.

What is the difference between education in India and Dubai?

Whereas, in Dubai, primary and secondary education is totally free of cost and it is compulsory for each student to opt for it. Money is driving the education in India. And the above figures are just for the engineering colleges in India.

What happened to the Union government’s survey on poverty in India?

In November 2019, the Union government stopped the release of a consumption expenditure survey that would have indicated the exact level of poverty in the country. The 75 th round survey of the National Statistical Office — done every five years — on consumer expenditure was leaked to the media.