Education System In India Answers and News

Education System In India Questions and Answers

Open Question: Indian Higher education is creating title lovers is it a good trend?

Indian higher education is creating title lovers in the sense that they consider these degrees above any other thing in this world They will only select same qualification for matchmaking. Example engineers engineers doctors doctors. India does not have a dating system. it is the qualification that is required for getting married. it has become a qualification for getting married. Your comments welcomed more

Open Question: Indian Higher education is creating title lovers is is a good trend?

Open Question: What good and bad do you find about the education system in India?

What good and bad do you find about the education system in India as compared to education system in other countries? Which country's education system do you like the most? more

Open Question: Which universities in Mumbai have a degree course in English? plz help I'm frm UK.?

Hi I'm interested in studying in India I'm Indian but I live in England I don't know anything about the education system of India are there any international universities in Mumbai? cos thats where I would like to study and I would like to do a BA course in English or maybe something related. if there arent any international universities then I wouldn't mind studying in an Indian University either, I dont want 2 do a study distance cos I actually want 2 liv in India. more

Open Question: Indian higher education system is creating title loving trend Is it good?

Indian higher education system. India considers only engineering medicine management to be the top professions in the world. They do ignore and do not give any consideration for people in other jobs. Those who attain higher education in india considers same qualification needed for them to get married. They dont even consider similar professions. Will you support this. It is like insulting people in other jobs. You can see the age of the guys and gals who opt for same profession as thier match is increasing. will you support this ridiculous system of choosing same profession only for getting married. more

Voting Question: Foreign Exchange Program?

I'm 15 years old and I'm considering taking part in a Foreign Exchange Program to spend my Junior year in India. I'm half Indian but don't really know anything about the culture or language, so I think it'd be a great experience to learn about it. One thing I'm worried about, however, is getting credits for all my classes. I know that I need to figure it out with my guidance counselor at my high school and whatnot, but I was wondering how colleges look at it. I know spending a year abroad would look really good, but I was told that some colleges might not accept the credits or grades because of the difference in grading and education systems in different countries. I was wondering if this is true, and if there is any way to convert the grades or figure something out around it? Also, foreign exchange programs are really expensive. If you've ever been part of a foreign exchange, did you think it was worth it? Where did you go, how long did you stay, and how do you think you benefited from it? more

Resolved Question: Why all other engineering colleges are not providing updated knowledge as IIT do?

I m irritated with this Indian education system. I had seen a video where a IIT professor taught about electronics in more easy way even in which a dull student can understand. I think our Indian education system is not really updated to make more achievers in field of research and science. During my school days i dreamed to join IIT. Ya which ll be the dream of most of the students. But i m unlucky and joined another engineering college. I changed my attitude and still hot enough to do achievements. But i got upset with my subjects i.e. still i m learning the same physics, chemistry, maths, computer in my 1st year which I studied in my school days(bad indian education system), since i thought of learning new things & becoming professional in which i m interested. But the professors not only in my college as well as in other top colleges are not smart as IIT professor's to teach us even the basic subjects with care. Our indians don't have lot of practical knowledge as in that of other achieving countries.Yes this question which irritated me a lot when i had difficulty in getting basic subject knowlege in my college. Then how & when ll the India become developed country? Then when ll Abdul Kalam's dreams become true? Then when ll even a poor child in India ll become a great scientist or researcher? When ll the colleges in India ll become great research universities with International standards? I know I can't get a proper answers for all these questions. Please give me a suggestion or opinion about this... more

Voting Question: Which are the best Environmental science Institutes in the US?

Im frm India so i dont understand the US education system much BTW.... But im looking for Post-graduation institutes Hey gregory wer r dose? wich cities and states i mean..... more

Resolved Question: best education system is in india or dubai?

Resolved Question: PLEASE some one help me?

Hi, iam frm india. Iam NOT asking financial help. Iam asking LEGAL HELP and my rights. iam pursuing my animation course in ONE BIG INSTITUTE. MY TOTAL COURSE FEE IS 1511 US $ (68,000 INR) and course term is 2 years. Now there is another 4 months time left for the completion of my course. My problem is " I paid 1288 US $ (58,000 INR) for the institute and the balance is 222 US $ (10,000 INR). NOW the institute is not allowing me to classes untill the balance is cleared. They are saying that these are the rules of indian education system. Please iam missing my classes, Is that they are saying LEGAL or ILLEGAL. Some one tell me the indian acts. iam going to ask them my rights according to IPC (indian penal codes). Is that they are punishable ? To whom i have to Complaint? more

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Resolved Question: what makes Australian education system invite indian students conducting seminars in India?

don't they have their own students to fill up the universities, i find there are lot of doctors and engineers in Australia , who are indian . why Australia is not able to churn their own technocrats and medical specialists more

Resolved Question: is the education system in INDIA the toughest in world?

Voting Question: Chances of immigration for Indian Engineer in Canada?

I am from India. Chemical engineer from India University and Certified Safety professional from B.C.S.P, U.S.A. Total experience of about 15 years in HSE in oil and gas in India and middle east. Currently working in Middle East oil refinery as regular staff. Able to save easily 7000 USD after all family expenses here. I am 42 years now. I have desire to settle in Canada with family and two children in class-8. Can any one guide me on the following-? 1.What are the chances for good permanent jobs in Canada in oil and gas – HSE job? 2.How long it takes to clear immigration procedure? 3.What kind of salary structure can be available? 4.Education system in Canada? more

Resolved Question: What is the difference between the education system of India and Abroad?

Please highlight the difference in the education system of the two countries. I have to make a report on the topic "Education in India and abroad". Please recommend sites about the topic if u know any. more

Resolved Question: Is this gender bias or giving a fair chance?

Before I say what happened, I must explain a bit about the education system followed in some of the states here in India. In state of Karnataka, once you pass 10th grade(the total marks being 700), you have option of specialising in Physics, Chemistry, Maths & Biology(PCMB) only for your Class 11 & 12, or opt for Commerce stream. You can choose either of them, besides the mandatory courses in English, one regional language and Computer Science etc. So, there are some colleges in the state of Karnataka that have decided on different minimum passing grade for boys and girls to join Class 11 after their 10th grade exams. As it's been found that girls score consistently more than boys in this state in 10th grade exams, their minimum marks to join Class 11 for PCMB stream will be 599/700 while for boys, it is 594/700. Or else, the colleges claim that boys find it difficult to get admission into such courses. There is huge demand to join PCMB stream as that helps the youth here to later apply for a degree in Medicine or Engineering. Now, is this bias? Has doing well for the girls become a curse for them? Or were the colleges right in giving a 'chance' to boys too? Regards, Manoj more

Resolved Question: do you like present education system in India sitting 14hours in class rooms getting ranks is concept oriented?

Voting Question: Which M.sc or PhD degree is valuable canadian or american?

hi ,I am indra from india, I would like to complete my post graduation in foreign but I am baffled to choose which country is better and which degree is valuable, I am fond of canada as the research is well organized in these universities, even U.S has best education system can u people help me out which country is best for me, i am an A grade student with 83% have interest in thesis. more

Resolved Question: Resume critique - Help needed-Please evaluate my resume. I am looking for a computer networking related job?

(Name Here) (Address here) xxx-xxx-xxxxxx@xxx.xxx - - OBJECTIVE Seeking a challenging technical position as an intern/full time employee which will permit me to continue practicing and expanding my internetworking and programming skills. - WORK EXPERIENCE Neokraft Technologies, Mohali, India07/2007 - 01/2008 Intern Customized modeling and programming of various Atmel AVR RISC based configurations for a variety of applications using C language. Duties also included configuring the end product according to the customer preferences. - Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, Chandigarh, India06/2006 - 08/2006 Intern Job responsibilities included troubleshooting various issues in E-10B telephone exchange digital switching systems from disconnection to low voice quality issues and TMIC card testing for faulty relays. - - SKILLS Network Routing Hardware: Cisco 3600 series, 2500 series setup and configuration. Cisco catalyst switches – setup and network deployment. Protocols: TCP/IP, BGP, RIP, OSPF, DNS, LAN/WAN Technologies, SIP, H.323, ICMP, IPsec, UDP, BitTorrent, HTTP, DHCP, SMTP, SSH, SNMP, SSL Other Skills: NAT, VLANs, ACL, Network Security OS: Unix/ Linux ( Ubuntu/CentOS )/ Microsoft 2000/XP/Vista, Cisco IOS Tools: Wireshark, TCPdump, Ettercap, Nessus, Cisco Packet Tracer, Kismet, Asterisk Programming: C++, BASH, XML, HTML, Perl scripting, XML Web Services. - COURSE WORK AND PROJECTS Distributed Computing Security (Currently Working): Working on addressing authentication vulnerabilities in distributed systems through the use of visual-authentication schemes. SSH, SSL, SIP and SNMP: Full scale analysis using Wireshark, TCP dump after setting up test bench and observing the critical data flow. SIP project included setting up Asterisk server and making observable changes in the call flow. Library Management System-C++: Project for use in modern day libraries which simplifies the book borrowing process and various other features like book restrictions and automatic fine calculation. - EDUCATION xxxxxxx University, xxx xxxx, Ca, 2008 - 2010 MS in Electrical Engineering - xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 2004 – 2008 B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering - more

Voting Question: College decision!! Very confused! Please Help!!?

Is it better to study in India or Australia? Personally I feel that Australia is better because there are many more oppurtunities for me to develop overall(personality, education) and the degree is internationally recognised. I have studied in the Indian system and I did not like it. I felt that there was too much of mugging and my school was ridden with politics. I never got a chance to do well. If I go abroad I feel that I can develop much more and do better basically start off all over again with a clean slate. Im 18 . I do not want to go to college in India because there is a lot of corruption, ragging, politics and we only mug up useless theoretical information which will never be applied in real life. Please don't get me wrong. I don't hate India. I only hate the educational system. From my own experience it put too much pressure on you without giving you scope to breath and develop yourself and do any extracurriculars. I did'nt like it. I feel that education should be comprehensive and applicable in real life. That's why we study. I don't want to waste the best years of my life mugging up theory in a small room and losing out on all the activities I did since childhood. I really want a change from this kind of education. How do I explain this to my parents who want me to study in India and save my years. To me Education is more important than the time. For Australia:- I am planning to do Biomedical Science and then shift to dentistry.Get to develop overall and get the change I want. In India:- I am getting direct admission to Dentistry.But I will mug and mug and it will be 10 times worse than my school which I do not want. Please give me honest answers. I really need help! It does not matter how long or how short. Thank You! more

Resolved Question: What do you think of India's caste system?

Okay, in India, they have this thing called caste-ism. It is a wierd mix of tribe,religious & class discrimination where people from certain segments of India separate themselves from others & only marry within their own caste Caste is closely associated with acheivement. A Patel, for example, is considered high caste because traditioinally they have been a dominant force to b reckoned with in India. Patels marry only other Patels' in order to stay high caste. There is extreme pressure on high caste Indians to acheive in order to give legitimacy to why they are high caste, so their families usually put emphasis on 2 things: Education & money. In some Indian families, everyone is either a doctor, a lawyer, or a business man. If you are a child in such a family & fail to achieve, you risk being disowned more

Resolved Question: Where should I study?

India or Australia? I want to study dentistry. My plan is to do post graduation or masters from US/Canada/Singapore/UK. Im keeping all these potions open. For undergrad I have applied to Australia and Canada for BSc. I have studied in an Indian School since 4th Grade and I did'nt like it. I wanted a change. I felt that it was too boring to mug up theorical information which is not applicable in real life. I want to study abroad because I feel that the education I get will be more comprehensive and I would be placed on a higher career path. If I do a dental degree from India then it will not be recognized in the States and Canada for masters or post graduation. I have explained this but still I am being told that India is better. I love India but I don'like the education system. It stifles your creativity and thinking. I want a change, something more useful, comprehensive and practical. I might apply to India next year as a back up option but I prefer studying abroad. What is your opinion. Sorry for the long read. I appreciate the patience.Thank You! more

Resolved Question: is studying abroad really worth it?

I am planning to do a masters degree in management from a university in canada. It is very expensive and I am not in the favour of taking a loan. I will be making a big withdrawal from my savings for this. My question is whether studying abroad really is fruitful? Will it really improve my skills and fetch good returns in terms of salary. I plan to come back to India after finishing my degree abroad. Is it better to study here in india itself or is it better to study abroad? I know that their system of education is different and is better. But is it really worth it - making such a big financial investment for education abroad or shall I justdo it from India? more

Resolved Question: Since high caste hindus have hijacked everything, what is the way to become powerful in India for us low caste?

Communism ? Revolution? or what? Upper caste hindus control all the wealth,education, power, polity, military, police, real estate . They have only treated us like beggars meant for affirmative action doles/ reservation. And reservation has only made few of us servants only in govt. sector jobs. How can we become masters of our own destiny. The capitalists western powers have always supported the upper castes in making them richer & richer. How can we achieve freedom for ourselves so that we can live in dignity instead of a pseudo democratic system of India where intimidation of upper caste hindus rule. Read this recent news : "Upper caste Hindu Jats burnt alive a young girl and his father because they objected to their pet dog being hurt by upper caste boys in haryana state. Then the upper castes burnt down many houses of low castes." "Five members of low caste family including children in their arms committed suicide before a running train because they were afraid of their village committee of upper castes." The upper castes are more in numbers. And in democracy politicians only look for numbers. The present political system has failed to do any good to low caste who are listed below animals in the hindu scriptures such as in Manusmriti. There is no way out and it seems that suicide is the only option left for 170 million low caste people in India. Any suggestions? False Bodhifan : Slowly end is coming to ur ppl's power. Mandal commission has done the same divide & rule to you upper castes . Now only wait & watch till u ppl become a minority. And yes now you ppl have been exposed for indulging in militancy too, hindutva groups have been responsible for 5 bomb blasts including in Malegaon. more

Resolved Question: IS Reservation necessary? especially in education and when allocating jobs?

They say india is a secular country and all people r equal irrespective of caste and religion. But, the government itself divides some people as forward caste and some as backward. And provide reservation for them, in education. I KNOW SOME PEOPLE WHO JUST GOT 70 OR 73 PERCENT, BUT EASILY GOT ADMISSION BY PAYING A LITTLE, FEW AMOUNT. BUT, SOME STUDENTS GOT 93PERCENT AND U KNOW HOW THEIR PARENTS SUFFERED TO PAY THE FEES TO GET THEM ADMISSION. EVEN IN SOME GOVERNMENT JOBS ALSO, KNOWLEDGABLE AND DESERVED PERSONS ARE PREVENTED AND OTHER PEOPLE WERE GIVEN JUST BECAUSE OF RESERVATION. BUT, MIND I DIDN'T MEAN THEY DON'T HAVE SINGLE TALENT AT ALL. BYT AREN'T PEOPLE ARE PROVIDED SAME BRAIN AND WILLPOWER? IS THIS THE SYSTEM PRACTICED IN OTHER COUNTRIES TO GIVE IMPORTANCE TO CASTE INSTEAD OF TALENT? IS THIS THE MAIN REASON, OUR COUNTRY HAS NOT ADVANCED, JUST BECAUSE MANY TALENTED AND DESERVED PEOPLE ARE PREVENTED, BECAUSE OF THEIR CASTE? ANSWER HONESTLY, BY THINKING OF THE SUFFERINGS OF THIS STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS. more

Resolved Question: 10th Grade History Help PLEASE?

This is a study sheet for the actual test on monday.. i want to know the right answers so i can study and do good on my test.. please help 1. Anti-Vietnam War protests broke out on college campuses from New York to California from the late 1960s through the early 1970s. Since college students were the same age of the young men being drafted into the war and many had friends that had died while serving, many students felt duty-bound to protest the war. The worst of the protests occurred May 1-4, 1970 at A. Ohio State University B. Kent State University C. Ohio University D. Miami University 2. As a result of the Montgomery bus boycott, A. Martin Luther King, Jr. attracted national attention B. The public transportation system in Montgomery was desegregated C. It showed the power of peaceful resistance D. All of the above 3. In Brown v. Board of Education (1954), the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional and that schools must integrate with all deliberate speed. What was the effect of the Courts ruling? A. By the late 1960s, segregation was no longer the official policy in most schools. B. The ruling led to increased segregation. C. Since schools were already integrated, the Courts ruling had little effect. D. Racial segregation in schools ended immediately. 4. The Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954 did which of the following? A. Struck down the principal of separate but equal in schools. B. Provided for segregated schools based on race. C. Supported the Plessy v. Ferguson decision of 1896. D. Allowed for male and female students to attend the same schools. 5. In 1977, advocates for people with disabilities staged a series of protest demonstrations across the country. These demonstrations urged enforcement of anti-discrimination legislation. The demonstrations continued a pattern of protests for equal treatment under the law influenced by A. anti-war protests during the Vietnam War. B. Civil rights marches of the 1950s and 1960s. C. Farm labor strikes of the 1960s. D. Ku Klux Klan rallies of the 1920s. 6. Malcolm Xs beliefs in the early 1960s differed from Dr. Martin Luther Kings in that Malcolm X felt A. Blacks should be willing to fight for equal rights. B. Whites and blacks would eventually be able to exist together. C. Only through nonviolent resistance could blacks gain their rights. D. All of the above 7. By 1968, Americans public opinion about the Vietnam War was divided into two main groups: hawks and doves. A hawk was someone who A. supported the war. B. was in the Army. C. opposed the war. D. remained neutral about the war. 8. During the 1960s, the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) organized Freedom Rides throughout the South to end segregation on interstate bus routes. James Farmer, national director of CORE at that time, described in an interview one of the strategies used by the Freedom Riders: "We felt that one of the weaknesses of the student sit-in movement in the South was that as soon as arrested, students were bailed out. A better tactic would have been to remain in jail. Fill up the jails, as Gandhi did in India, fill them to bursting if we had to. In other words, stay in without bail." James Farmers statement would be a credible source of information about a strategy used during the civil rights movement because A. it is free of bias. B. it was published in a book. C. he was a civil rights leader. D. he uses statistics to support his opinions. 9. One of the first important waves in rock music in the 1960s was something called the "British Invasion," which essentially started in 1964. A band primarily associated with this wave was A. The Supremes B. The Beatles C. The Doors D. The Grateful Dead 10. The counterculture movement of the 1960s was A. an effort to promote aspects of refined culture (such as classical music). B. the result of a younger generation breaking away from traditional values. C. entirely unsuccessful as most “hippies” were incarcerated for drug use. D. an organization in which the main goal was to protest the Vietnam War. more

Resolved Question: What jobs sectors and industries are going to grow in Europe and North America the next 50 years?

China and india is growing everyday even in this climate. There are 10 of millions of educated (degree's or colledge educated) in the so called developed world looking for work, including most those already employed, seeking better job security I myself currently work part time (I have 2 years voluntary exp and 1.5 exp in the industry I want to work in and another half year with varied in alot of differnt areas) and I have been looking for a full time job for over three months now. Im told retrain as a teacher by the government...... brilliant..... why? I myself already know about 6-7 people trying to become a school teachers (in training or trained and already working in education, the market will become bombared by the time I get trained up and will be like the current education system now.... and I dont want to be a teacher! lol) and Im just one person (I live in the UK) and what then what about all those who finish education (around half a million yearly in the uk alone not to mention all the others without an education and all those in other countries like the US and Germany, France ETC) and once we have our useless degree's and certificates should everyone of them become teachers too? Iv been to china and from what I have seen...... they will rule this world as god himself! so what do we, my generation do in europe and north america? Im 23 years old for crying out loud! it my generation that has to work till death as we wont get the luxery of reitirment like the ones that caused this problem.... doesnt it make sense for us to work to support all those who will need our support in the future. but what areas do we go for or plan for, should we move to china? so we can make 0.50p/ 0.25 cent an hour? What can we do? where what and when will thing (if ever) get better? or should we emigrate? .....which Im very close to doing? Hey Spotty J, if you dont like the question why waste your time answering the it? Are you that sad and pathetic? so instead of answering a question you try to insult someone? I was looking for smart people to answer the question, clearly your not one of them. Bored goblin - thank you that was the kinda answer I was looking for. more

Resolved Question: Teacher-student ratio too inadequate in state sponsored civilized education to bring down terrorism, at least?

at least in Spirit ? Like in the recent massacre in Dantewada, the Army personnel stating, the reason to be non-adequate training. Don't you think its high time for the appellate authorities, not just in India but worldwide (Army Training Centres, UGC, AICTE etc in India) to consider increasing the teacher - student ratio, to reduce such mishaps. Can increased Teacher - Student ratio improve Value Education with better care and attention, thus bringing down even the acts of violence in soceity because of non - adequate and ample care ? Don't you think the educational systems having a better teacher-student ratio performs better in imparting the intended knowledge ? Don't you think Goverments' policies must be acting to boost up the number of training personnels thru law to reduce many mishaps like those in Dantewada. http://www.indianexpress.com/news/crocodiletears/601308/ How can the existing training facilities be motivated to increase the Teacher - Student ratio ? Don't you think, Graduates in one discipline be enabled (as assistant trainers) to groom the people studying for graduation in the same discipline to solve this problem considerably ? Spiritually something like the Upadevathas in a Main temple taking care of the devottee with a personalised care. Like the "Vigrahas" of various Deities teaching aspects of "Saguna Brahmam" with a more personalised care suiting more to the tastes of Devottee and hence ensuring a better training, like many private institutions and universities do, in imparting a more personalised education along with the Institutions set up by the Government. Spiritually, What is the most apt Teacher - Student Ratio in various levels of Education ? more

Resolved Question: Do you agree with Thomas Friedman?

In this book, the earth is flat, he showers the education system of India with his adulations. Especially the fact that India produces thousands of Engineers per year where US only produces a small proportion of that. Honestly, I feel there is no way an undergraduate from Cornell or UCLA can be compared with an undergraduate from local colleges in india. True that IIT's provide (or to be honest used to provide) a similar if not better education, but definitely not the local colleges. An engineer brought up in an america school is miles ahead of an engineer brought but in local indian college. I can say this with a great deal of authority as I have studied both in India and pursuing my masters in engineering in US. What do you people think about Mr Friedman's opinions. Excuse my poor formatting and spelling mistakes. Thanks everyone for the reply @Aoife I think all the hype is from the media.( especially the Indian media which is particularly apt at blowing things out of proportion). Overestimation is far more worse than underestimation. And in my opinion Indian education system has a long long way to go to match up to its american counterparts. [ Exceptions do apply like Indian Institutes of Managements, Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institutes of Statistics etc...] but even they are going down in calibre thanks to our extremely inept and corrupt politicians. And with rapidly declining talent pool which these universities now offer, I strongly disagree with Friedman' s statements. more

Resolved Question: Hindu Caste system: In the current context what you practice?

It is agreed that: 1. The caste system: The longest running discrimination system in the world both in terms of nos. of years and volume of people discriminated. 2. Treatment of women: Child marriage, Sati, no chance of owning property 3. Education: Large scale deprivation of education for 85% of the population, all prayer said in snskrit 4. It is ruining any chances of united hindu society. 5. In modern India, it is tool of discrimination and enslavement. However; 1. Hinduism has never been organised religion. 2. Vocation based caste system degenerated into birth based on in very early stage of hinduism. 3. Caste system is too complex. It was basically enforced through heredity, caste rules, marriage, prefrential treatment and royal support. Heredity and preferential treatment being the most exploitive. 4. Each society creates its own self sufficiency and way of life. It may start with dress code & may end with Talibanisation. 5. Judicial activism and social reforms has triggered change that has been accepted. No parallels like these can be seen in other religion. 6. Today, in certain parts of India, especially Tamilnadu, we are witnessing reverse discrimination. There is wide spread discrimination against brahmins. In view of these: 1. It is distressing to see several comments, reports and literature, especially in lower caste masses, that being circulated questioning caste system and how it is destroying the very fabric of society. These comments, report and literature are more of type of brainwashing and will ruin any chances of having united hindu society. Any comments, opinions, recommendations, suggestions other than psuedo secualrists??? Any more social reforms?? Any more areas where judicial activism is required?? Please please please I have heard a lot on abolishing caste system and replace with Income inequality to justify reservations. Our Govt. is thick skinned and caste system is here to stay. Well you are holding present generation responsible for what has been done by past generation. Isn't it? more

Resolved Question: The Industrial Revolution?

I am i teacher and lost my answer book. MULTIPLE CHOICE For each of the following, write the letter of the best choice in the space provided. 1.Britain’s colonial empire fueled the development of industry in that country because a.the nation had access to vast amounts of raw materials. b.the war machine required quick and efficient production of goods. c.colonies provided slave labor for growing industries. d.workers in the colonies earned far less than workers in Britain. 2.Which of the following was a negative result of the growth of the textile industry in Great Britain? a.fewer cotton farms in Great Britain b.the huge population growth in the country c.the expansion of agriculture in India d.the spread of slavery in the United States 3.A region in northwestern England became known as the “black country” because a.laborers there smudged coal dust on their faces to keep the sun out of their eyes. b.iron-smelting factories polluted the air. c.industries located there were all immensely profitable. d.the sand on the beaches was dark gray. 4.The Luddite movement emerged in order to a.agitate for the ten-hour day. b.oppose industrial changes that were putting weavers out of work. c.direct strikes breaking out all over Great Britain. d.abolish child labor. 5.What led to the growth of the middle class? a.industry’s need for managers and other mid-level employees b.the increasing profit earned from small, family-owned farms c.the increase in prices of manufactured goods d.the growth of universities 6.The mercantile system in Britain was replaced by a.entrepreneurship. b.socialism. c.department stores. d.laissez-faire economics. 7.According to Marx and Engels, establishing a society based on cooperation and equal distribution of wealth would require a.an energy crisis. b.development of a wealthy industrial class. c.universal public education. d.a revolution. 9.System of manufacturing large numbers of identical items 10.The “Father of America’s Industrial Revolution” 11.Level of material comfort for people in industrialized countries 12.Built to house machines 13.Theory that society as a whole should own property and control industry 14.Invented a machine that made planting grain more efficient 15.Work stoppage organized by laborers 16.Founded New Harmony 17.Invented a machine that pulled seeds from raw cotton 18.Invented the assembly line a.Robert Owen b.factories c.mass production d.Eli Whitney e.socialism f.Samuel Slater g.standard of living h.entrepreneur i.Jethro Tull j.strike k.assembly line l.James Watt m.Henry Ford TRUE/FALSE Indicate whether each statement below is true or false by writing T or F in the space provided. 19.The enclosure movement not only supported population growth, but also helped make all farmers wealthier. 20.As steam power began to be used commercially, factories began to be built near coal mines rather than near rivers and streams. 21.The industrialization of France was delayed by British secrecy, the French Revolution, and the Napoleonic Wars. 22.The change from the cottage industry system to the factory system was beneficial for all workers. 23.Labor unions, organizations of workers that represent workers’ interests, emerged in the early 1800s in Great Britain. 24.In his classic work, The Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith defended the mercantile system, arguing that government regulations on restricting imports protected a nation’s wealth. 25.Negative effects of industrialization included crowded, dirty cities and polluted air and water. more

Resolved Question: Is India a democracy or a congress party dictatorship?

The essence of a democratic system is one wherein the public can vote a government out of power in the event that the government screws up. How can India call itself a democracy if it has had the same party in power for 99.9% of the time? The Congress party has created such a structure whereby it would be virtually impossible for the Bharat public to vote them out of power even if the public wanted to. The media serves as nothing more than a mouthpiece for the party and criticizes everything about the opposition without impartial unbias analysis. The entire education system has been devised in such a way that people are brainwashed from an early age and are lied to in regards to Indian history. The Congress party relies on the same corruption that it has created in order to stay in power, for example in the last elections opposition candidate names were not even mentioned in some states on the ballot paper. Moreover the rationale behind a democracy is that it is the majority sentiment that takes hold, however in India less than 50% of the population even bother voting because the majority has simply lost hope in the unprofessional and uneducated Congress party politicians. The anti-Hindu Congress party has done everything in its power to keep the masses illiterate so it is easy for the politicians to brainwash them. In this respct how can anyone call India a democracy? more

Resolved Question: I want to go abroad !! Please Help!?

I really want to go abroad and study but my parents are against it. They are hell bent on sending me to India. I want to do a Dental Degree in US(Masters) and I know that it;s impossible to if I do a Bachelor's from India and go to US. It's very difficult and a lot of time will be wasted. They can afford a reasonable college fee(abroad approx 20,000$-25000$). I told them that I want to go abroad because I want to expand my horizons and meet new and different kinds of people(culturally). They allowed me to apply but now they want me to go to India to study for a year and then go to US. I told them that it's very difficult and I will be wasting a lot of years. It's easier to go to Australia/UK/Canada/Singapore and then to US because these degrees are recognized. I have to repeat everything all over again if I go to US from India. They are willing to send m younger brother abroad but not me! I should also be allowed! This is not fair according to me. Can u help me on this issue? I hate the Indian Education System and my HS years were only spent in studying(I found them boring). I have the chance to change myself if I go abroad and experience something new. My parents want my brother to get into Oxford and Cambridge but they want me to study in India. I agree that I am not as smart as my brother but I still think it's unfair. Please Help! more

Resolved Question: I don't know what to do!!!?

My parents WANT me to study in India(Dentistry). They are hell bent on it. I want to do an undergrad. degree in Australia or Canada and then go to a US Dental School for a Masters Degree. The reason is that an Indian Degree is not recognized all over the world but a US degree is. Also u are placed in a higher career path. I love India but I don't want to go to a hostel there. I don't want to be ragged by the seniors. My main reason is the education system. I have been studying in the Indian Education System since Grade 4 and only in Grade 11 and Grade 12 I realized how theoretical and boring it was! If I was in an IB school I would have had an awesome college profile and I would have enjoyed my teenage years more. I hated the system because of how theoretical it was and non of it was actually applicable to real life. Also I had over competitve classmates who cared only for marks over friends. All of this makes me HATE the Indian System. I want a more liberal system where I can choose my own courses. Also If I study in India I will be in a comfort zone. I will not get to experince cultural diversity and I will not have the experience of having a different lifestyle. Also my dental degree is not recognized in USA so it makes things 10 times harder. I have explained all this to my parents god knows how many times but they still don't listen! They think it's very easy to transfer to USA. I don't want to study under the Indian Education System any more because Im fed up of mugging big fat textbooks which have no substance whatsoever!! and the corruption!! I love India but I hate the education system. I do not want to mug up unnecessary details but want to concentrate more on learning the information and keeping it for life! That's what education is all about. I know a lot of you will say that Indian colleges are not below in quality but I hated the system and I want to experience something new and easier and more innovative! more

Voting Question: Why is it that liberals have only done damage and never good to this country?

1. By fighting against the injustice of a monarchy. 2. By demanding and fighting for abolition (yes, the Republican party was the liberal abolitionist party way back when). 3. By demanding that we have environmental standards so that our water isn't of the same standard found in urban India. 4. By fighting to have public roads so that all Americans have access to transit. 5. By fighting to establish solid public transport systems in our major cities to reduce reliance on automobiles, and decrease air pollution. 6. By fighting for universal, tax-payer funded education so that we can have an educated populace so that we can be a better American through education of our citizens. 7. By demanding that our veterans be rewarded for their sacrifice with subsidized medical care and educational grants. 8. By working to abolish the death penalty so that no innocent person can be put to death (something we're finding out more and more of thanks to DNA testing). 9. By establishing public libraries so that we can have a better educated population, the characteristic of a democracy. 10. By fighting to get Blacks and women the right to vote as well as extending the vote to those old enough to die for their country. Yeah, I am sick of these damn liberals tearing down our country. Let's private everything! After all, I am a self-made man despite my public education, public transport, libraries, military protection,police protection, fire protection, clean air and water enforced by the EPA....I got there all on my own!!!!!! more

Resolved Question: America: How come foreigners come to this country to get educated despite cost, while americans drop out of it?

I was wondering about this, and decided to put it on here so I can have other opinions as well. Please keep in mind that I am not pointing at any particular race, but at all races living in the United States of America.Here it is: It is very expensive to get an education in the states if you are an International students, but yet each years many people from all over the world ( poor countries included) are willing , despite the high cost of an education in america, to come to the states so they can have a better education. We also have to keep in mind that most of these international students are not allowed to work in the states at first, but yet despite the difficulties involved and despite studying in poor conditions, most of them will manage to get higher degrees such as PHD, Masters, Bachelors. As an example just to cite a few, India: most Indians are doctors or own their own business, live in posh areas, drive great cars that they payed for.. ( and even when Indian parents are not educated they will sacrifice themselves to give a better education to their children and this goes for the mexicans as well) , most Nigerians are lawyers, most mexicans are doctors ( dentist), or teachers, most South Americans such as Brazilians are interior designers, and the list goes on.... Now Americans, we have a much better advantages , such as loans, grants, scholarship... but yet a higher number of americans will drop out of school at a very early age. Some americans are not even able to speak proper english ( please do not think I am being racist here, because many whites or blacks can not really write a proper sentence on a piece of paper, or even speak it, goes to say that being uneducated has nothing to do with color) most people, are happy to rip off the welfare system as long as they are able to do so. Some people think it is ok not to work, and rather stay home and watch tv, play games all day long, and some, even based on the fact that they have no source of income, still find a joy into having lot and lot of children. America is it not time to wake up? Please keep in mind that every opinions are welcome it might be in marriage and the divorce section, but it is because all answers matter to be. Ryde on: where do you get this imformation from? Get your facts straight first, no tax payers money is used to pay for any international student. In fact they have to pay 3 times what a regular american will pay because they are out of country more

Resolved Question: Why bill on higher education?

CABINET CLEARED FOREIGN UNIVERSITY BILL YESTERDAY.LAW OF THE LAND IS THAT SUCH UNIVERSITIES CANNOT GRANT DEGREES.BUT ONE WHO TOOK DEGREES ABROAD NEVER RETURNS TO INDIA. MINISTER KABIL BEING A KNOWN LAWER SAYS THIS WILL INCREASE COMPETITION AND BENCHMARK QUALITY.WHAT IF INDIAN COMPANIES LIKE EVERONN EDUCATION LIMITED IS EMPOWERED TO ENHANCE THE PRESENT SYSTEM WHICH THEY ARE ALREADY ON IT FOR YOUNGS AND TEENS.DOES IT NOT INVITE CORRUPT PRACTICE IN GRANTING PERMISSION AND IGNORING THE EXISTING INDIAN COMPANYS IMPARTING BETTER EDUCATION? The Union Cabinet on Monday cleared the Foreign Educational Institutions (Regulation of Entry and Operation) Bill, 2010, for introduction in Parliament. It seeks to allow foreign education providers to set up campuses in the country and offer degrees.Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal initiated this bill. Are educators of our country unqualified succumbing to such follies of bill pledging our national young brains to foreign hands inviting additional brain drain? more

Resolved Question: Which university/college offers system administration course in M.Tech in india?

I completed my M.Sc in Bioinformatics. Am i eligible? Please give the list of universities which can give me stipend or offers distance education. Thanks in advance!!!!! more

Resolved Question: history, please help!?

1. After about 1825, factories began to be located near A. rivers. B. coal mines. C. the ocean. D. cotton fields. 2. Which of the following natural resources was most important for the early development of industry in Great Britain? A. coal B. iron ore C. water D. timber 3. John Kay’s invention of the “flying shuttle” led to A. the expansion of slavery in Great Britain. B. the invention of the spinning jenny. C. a rise in the price of cloth. D. many weavers losing their jobs. 4. Which of the following countries was the first to industrialize? A. The United States B. Great Britain C. France D. Japan 5. How did industrialization hurt skilled craft workers working in the cottage industry? A. It led to the creation of unions. B. It led to a shortage of raw materials. C. It shifted populations from the countryside to the city. D. It undercut prices for their products. 6. Which of the following was an effect of the factory system on both workers and society? A. More people joined the middle class. B. Workers became more skilled. C. The price of products increased. D. Workers dealt directly with merchants. 7. Mass production, which created an increase in the quantity of goods produced, led to A. more consumer goods available to more people. B. the need for skilled men to operate machinery. C. an increase in the cost of factory-made goods. D. an increase in the number of workers needed by factories. 8. _____________________ enabled the United States to industrialize rapidly. A. A wealth of natural resources and a large labor force B. The importation of industrial equipment from Europe C. A strong U.S. Navy and Merchant Marine D. The criminalization of the labor movement 9. Industrialization had which of the following effects on middle-class people? A. They worked harder than ever before. B. They now had time and money to spend on leisure. C. They became active in the labor movement. D. Their standard of living decreased. 10. Britain’s colonial empire fueled the development of industry in Britain because A. the colonies provided raw materials and markets for British products. B. the war machine required quick and efficient production of goods. C. the colonies provided slave labor to work in factories. D. the colonies produced industrial equipment for Britain. 11. Which of the following was a negative result of the growth of the textile industry in Great Britain? A. Fewer cotton farms in Great Britain B. The huge population growth in the country C. The expansion of agriculture in India D. The spread of slavery in the United States 12. A region in northwestern England became known as the “black country” because A. a large number of slaves worked in industry. B. iron-smelting factories polluted the air. C. industries located there were all immensely profitable. D. the sand on the beaches was dark gray. 13. The Luddite movement emerged in order A. to agitate for the ten-hour day. B. to oppose industrial changes that were putting weavers out of work. C. to control strikes in British industries. D. to abolish child labor in factories. 14. What led to the growth of the middle class? A. The industry needed managers and other mid-level employees. B. Profits increased from small, family-owned farms. C. The prices of manufactured goods increased. D. There were more universities. 15. The mercantile system in Britain was replaced by A. entrepreneurship. B. socialism. C. department stores. D. laissez-faire economics. 16. According to Marx and Engels, establishing a society based on cooperation and equal distribution of wealth would require A. an energy crisis. B. the development of a wealthy industrial class. C. universal public education. D. a revolution. 17. Negative effects of industrialization included crowded, dirty cities and A. a decrease in the size of the middle class. B. work that required a few easily learned skills. C. polluted air and water. D. greater demand for raw materials. 18. The inventor James Watt developed _________________ that was a crucial innovation in industrialization. A. a spinning frame B. an efficient steam engine C. a cotton gin D. an assembly line 19. The idea of separate spheres implied that A. women and men should work side by side in industry. B. men provided moral guidance in the business world. C. women stayed home while men financially supported the family. D. boys and girls should be educated separately. 20. Beginning in the Industrial Revolution, Eli Whitney made the production of cotton more profitable by inventing a machine that A. produced cotton clothing. B. spun cotton into thread. C. harvested cotton plants. D. remov more

Resolved Question: Why is America so religious despite high education levels?

It always strikes me that despite high levels of education Americans are so much more fervently religious than their European, East Asian or Indian counterparts. Throughout the developed world the percentage of religious people (as opposed to atheists or agnostics) has been inversely proportional to general levels of education and development. Across Western Europe and East Asia, the percentage of the population that professes belief in an alleged God has dropped to below 50% in Germany, Switzerland, Finland and Ireland; and even below 40% in UK, Denmark, France, Norway, Japan, South Korea and Sweden. Why hasn't this general trend caught on in the US? Even in India, where religion still has a firm stronghold; there has never been any such thing as an 'evolutionist vs. creationist' debate and neither has there ever been any religious opposition against stem cell research and cloning. Is this something to do with America's education system? more

Resolved Question: why private coaching centers are flourishing in India?

i think reason for this is our lack of proper education system more

Resolved Question: Why is america such a bad country?

America has so many things wrong with it but everyone there say its the best.Newsflash america every other country think you are idiots.Here a list of all the things bad about america 1.You guys hates socialists but the socialists are surpassing america in money while america is going down 2.There are a lot of ppl in jail or prison there more than any country in the world including countries that are more popular like china and india. 3.There are more obesity people there than any country. 4.The music there is crap 5.America people makes fun of tighty whities and wear boxer but other countries thick tighty whities are the norm and cool 6.You elected bush twice. 7.You can't wear a speedo. 8.You guys make up too many excuses when i write somthing down like bush is a good prez when you know he is not 9.you have a bad education system. 10.The life there is beer and partying. Also when you answers all these don't make excuses like saying well its a good thing americans. more

Resolved Question: EMERGENCY!! MY HOMEWORK IS OVERDUE! I NEED SOME HELP WITH ROMAN INFORMATION AND STUFF AND HISTORY PLEASE HELP!?

Please number your answers in order, and answer as long as possible. Thanks so much! I will give you a five as a rating, and 10 points! Please help! 1.Why didn't Rome's allies in Italy defect to join hannibal? 2. What does "crossing the Rubicon" mean? 3. How strong was Greece's influence on Rome? 4. Name 2 ways Greek culture influenced Roman culture? 5. How did Greek education influence Rome? 6. Why is the Roman army considered one of the greatest military forces the world has ever seen? 7. How did Roman engineers use the enviroment to meet the needs of the Republic? 8. Do you think the Greeks conquered the Romans? Explain. 9. How did the Romans build peaceful and prosperous empire? 10. Caesar's assasins thought the assasination had saved the Republic. Why do you think they might have expected the roman people to approve? 11. Why did the Roman people welcome Augustus's rule? 12. In what ways was the Pax Romana a remark able period in Rome's history? 13. The Roman peope did not want a king or a dictator. Do you think Augustus nd the emperors that followed him were different from kings or dictators? Explain your answer. 14. What role did social rank play in Roman life? 15. Compare the Roman social class system witht he caste system of Ancient India. 16. How do the ancient Romans feel about slavery? How would you compare their attitue with ours today? 17. Compare the Roman system for seating people in the Colosseum with the way people are seated at sporting events today. Who gets the best seats and why? Thanks so much guys! Remember the reward! more

Resolved Question: can any body tell me how the education system of india is diff?

can any body tell me how the education system of india is diff from the system in countries like america,canada,etc means other developed countries more

Resolved Question: How do we get America to be as respected and powerful as it was years ago?

China within the next 20 or so years will become an official superpower, and India will eventually follow. Right at this moment, China is literally buying the United States and the world, and they are not going to stop this process. In the 1980's, America was the biggest creditor nation in the world- now we are the world's biggest debtor. The last time Americans were this pessimistic was when Carter was president, and to be fair, the problems he faced were not his fault for the most part, although he was slow to react. National pride is at a pitiful level and that is only making everything worse. People now would rather blame America than blame themselves. No matter what his faults were, Ronald Reagan brought patriotism back to America and the Soviets had never feared us so much before his presidency, even when Kennedy was president. Even though Star Wars never was fully developed, it caused the Soviets to panic, to spend more than they could afford, and helped cause their demise, along with the efforts of the other Cold War presidents. After George H.W. Bush's presidency, this country has lost respect internationally and we are not the country we once were. America's education system needs to be improved (in order to compete with other nations that have much higher standards than we do), Americans need to learn how to manage money (our economy right now proves Americans have no clue what to do with their money), and Americans need to stop being so ignorant of world affairs. Too many Americans live isolated from the world and this is one of our weak points. As people here are watching their TV's like zombies and stuffing their faces in with junk food, China is buying another corporation and India is positioning themselves to do the same. more

Resolved Question: We need to improve the standard of science education in our Universities. What you think?

Recently, Govt. has opened number of IITs, NIT, IISER, etc to improve the quality of science education in India. But the major chunk of students are coming from the University system. None of our University or Institute are in the list of TOP 100 Universities in the world. more

Resolved Question: What can be done to fix the education system in the US?

American schoolchildren are falling way behind the rest of the world in education. Schoolkids in India and China continue to outscore Americans in math and sciences. Year round schooling, better teachers, different curriculum.... what do you think should be done? I'm asking this in different sections of Y/A to get a variety of answers I live in Japan and the kids here do school 6 days a week with a minimal summer break. It's shocking how hard they work. more

Resolved Question: Which one is most successful education system in INDIA?

I mean Gurukal, British system, modern one including ITBT, Higher education, Research and others . Whichever one your choice please describe why? more

Resolved Question: Why are parents of public school students so annoying?

I am 18 and go to a public school, but it is a pretty well-respected one and is above national standards for a lot of things. I was at the top of waiting lists for private schools in the area, but opted out only because my friends go to this school. Anyway, what annoys me the most is the public school bureaucracy, which is fulled with a bunch of left-wing, power-hungry, bitchy moms and grumpy fathers. I am even more disgusted with the public school system when it allows bullies to bully other people to the point of suicide, which has happened, most recently in Massachusetts to a beautiful girl who came from Ireland. Parents obviously weren't doing their jobs and teachers turned a blind eye to the bullying. I demand that all of the teachers are investigated, several should lose their jobs immediately (more than enough qualified applicants will be more than happy to take their jobs in this economy), and legal action should be taken against the school administration, the bullies, and their parents. Parents of public school kids nowadays don't want to admit that their little angels are actually a bunch of little brats who should be disciplined accordingly. Back in the day, teachers would literally drag these brats around the school and physically throw them out the front doors and tell them to come back in three days. The worst part was telling your parents why you were kicked out of school, as parents actually did their jobs then. I wish Ronald Reagan privatized all schools, like he was talking about doing when he first ran for president. I think the education in this country would be up to standards with the rest of the world if that happened. Our public high schools are some of the lowest quality in the world, while the private ones are pretty much equal to those in Japan, India, etc. My grandfather went to a very well-known prep school, where three of his fellow classmates went to Harvard (alongside him), 2 went to Princeton, 2 went to Dartmouth, one went to Brown, etc. Kids behaved themselves there, and if they didn't, they would be severely disciplined, the private school way. Crappy parents did not run the system then, and they shouldn't now. more

Resolved Question: is our education system in India better than other countries?

give ur opinions,any suggestions.... more

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