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Posted on: 16-03-12 09:49:57
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Originally posted by Gurram
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Originally posted by web2000
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Originally posted by Delhite
The real difference in the education system starts from University level.
Really?
That means I can build a multistorey building with foundation built with mud mortar?
I was thinking that your core knowledge you gained in pre-university helps you succeed in university.
In India almost any one can join in an engineering college ( ofcourse who has money) and become an engineer. There are more than 600 engineering colleges in A.P and virtually any student one who completes 12 class can get an admission. It doesn't mean that their foundation is strong.
I do not compare university education. The schooling in India is much better than here. If your schooling is not good then probability of failing at the university level is much higher.
Leave the exceptional cases as those do not even need a school or university to succeed.
When I talk about foundation, it is the logical skill and knowledge a student gained before entering into the university.
When you are only comparing the school education, compare apples with apples. Compare the Govt. school education of Canada (which is known as public schools) with the Govt. schools of India. If you want to compare the private schools of India, compare them with the private schools of Canada. Do you have any idea of Govt. schools standard in India?
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A Delhite in Toronto
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Originally posted by Delhite
When you are only comparing the school education, compare apples with apples. Compare the Govt. school education of Canada (which is known as public schools) with the Govt. schools of India. If you want to compare the private schools of India, compare them with the private schools of Canada. Do you have any idea of Govt. schools standard in India?
How do you define a standard in education?
Overall govt school teachers are more educated than private schools in India.
What I see that students in India (Be in private or govt) are more logically skilled. You can put them in any part of the world and they have more brain power and learn things fast. That is one of the main reasons of Asian students excel here (in schools or univ.)
Don't be too picky
In the previous post, you said that don’t compare the University education – only compare the school education. Now you are giving me an example of BE.
If you think the govt schools in India are providing a good standard education, I don’t want to argue any more.
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A Delhite in Toronto
So, here it goes. For all the skeptics and naysayers for Canadian education system.
Times ranked 3 Canadian Universities in top 25(UofT, UBC, and UMcGill). Go figure.
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dailybrew/times-higher-education-ranks-three-canadian-universities-among-205315497.html
Not a mention of any Indian university or institution.
So, who would comment first that the ranking is skewed?
Delhite, I wholeheartedly agree with you. I studied in Govt. school and the level of education is least say the best. Students in Govt. schools succeed not because of the schools but despite of them. Yes, I agree that the teachers are more educated, but heck! Do they even care to teach or just put emphasis on Tuition alone?
One succeeds with the overall personality development, not just by being a 'Lakeer Ka Fakeer' and 'Cramming'.
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Originally posted by web2000
What I see that students in India (Be in private or govt) are more logically skilled. You can put them in any part of the world and they have more brain power and learn things fast. That is one of the main reasons of Asian students excel here (in schools or univ.)
My friend , it is not the education system of India .... That s a rot .... where teachers do not take pain in explaining things and are interested in private tutions .... Sincerity is missing both in the teaching and the curriculum ...
The force which makes them succeed and shapes them is the population pressure and survival instinct ....... You are missing that out completely ....
Here survival is not that bad ..... and the population pressure less intense .... Hence the education system is aligned to it .... Nothing stops people in studying sincerely and gaining as much higher education as they want ...... In fact if you will observe , most of the Asian students go ahead with higher education as opposed to others ....
Like my Engineer friend from 6 years back used to say ' How much of formulae & theorems that you have learnt , have you used or how many have I ?? '
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Fido.
As for medical services , I have personally seen cancer patients being attended to and given the most expensive of therapies w/o any discrimination or costs to the patient or the family and have found the doctors here to be much more sincere even in ERs .... In India , you have to be a VIP to be treated well in a Hospital ....
Yes the Govt needs to do more in lessening the wait times which can get frustrating but the system is dependable as it stands today .....
Like I said , try to be in the US without a job / insurance and you will worship Canadian medical system .....
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Fido.
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