Education has been a dilemma in our country and lack of it has been blamed for all sorts of evil for hundreds of years. Even Rabindranath Tagore wrote lengthy articles about how Indian education system needs to change. Indian Education System (IES) faces number of problems regarding to educational institutions, teachers and student.

We all know very well the condition of IES. Education is not only mean to send your children to kinder-garden and after years expecting a educated teenager. Though a problem arises from home to institute, everyone passes it rather taking any steps. “Mismanagement” the most heard word about Indian Educational System, it is of all types in educational institutions and maladministration of educational programmes is quite common.

Commercialization of education system, especially technical and professional education. Number of colleges’ increases at fast rate, but the colleges which can give the true result not set up yet. Opening of private medical colleges, engineering colleges and poly-techniques has become an attractive financial hypothesis. The student community which is ample section of the population is facing and causing a lot of problems.

The many drawbacks of the educational system and grim prospects of employment are increasing the level of dissatisfaction and frustration as well in the student community. The examination system is in a mess. The capitation fee system is a brazen example of the role of money power in education. Corruption may first ruin politics, now targeting education in India. By the way discussing problems creates another problem, all we need to find solution to end this.

So following changes should be made –Focus on skill based education, reward creativity, original thinking research and innovation, get smarter people to teach, provide more practical knowledge, Implement massive technology infrastructure for education, Re-define the purpose of the education system, Effective deregulation and Make reservation irrelevant. ~Kajal Thakur