Comments on: Indian Education System – Who is to blame? http://amargautam.com/mind-tides/indian-education-system Thoughts...Opinions...Ideas... and More! Wed, 04 Aug 2010 00:57:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Suraj Bonde http://amargautam.com/mind-tides/indian-education-system/comment-page-1#comment-384 Suraj Bonde Thu, 04 Mar 2010 12:48:19 +0000 http://amargautam.com/?p=392#comment-384 I think it’s about the social scenario that we have around us who force to think that if we do engineering or medical we are brilliant. That some how force to ignore our own liking. Our parents do play role in this because they wan their child to earn more and have very good life that I think in today’s scenario is working for IT or being a Doc. Unless the thinking of our society will not change it will not change. I think it’s about the social scenario that we have around us who force to think that if we do engineering or medical we are brilliant. That some how force to ignore our own liking.
Our parents do play role in this because they wan their child to earn more and have very good life that I think in today’s scenario is working for IT or being a Doc.
Unless the thinking of our society will not change it will not change.

]]> By: amar.gautam http://amargautam.com/mind-tides/indian-education-system/comment-page-#comment-84 amar.gautam Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:03:17 +0000 http://amargautam.com/?p=392#comment-84 Let us not focus on only the parental pressures. Rather more important part of this is that students themselves do not show much interest in what they do. I am not talking about people below poverty line. I am talking about sons of good earning parents. All this is a first hand experience that students these days just study for the sake of studying. Innovation is what we need to shape a new India. And we surely lack this due to various obvious reasons. Let us not focus on only the parental pressures. Rather more important part of this is that students themselves do not show much interest in what they do. I am not talking about people below poverty line. I am talking about sons of good earning parents.

All this is a first hand experience that students these days just study for the sake of studying. Innovation is what we need to shape a new India. And we surely lack this due to various obvious reasons.

]]> By: Avanika Mote http://amargautam.com/mind-tides/indian-education-system/comment-page-1#comment-83 Avanika Mote Tue, 06 Oct 2009 04:42:30 +0000 http://amargautam.com/?p=392#comment-83 I remember, I wrote an article on my blog regarding my own experience on my career choice and how parents influence the decisions in India. But I don't want to play the blame-game with family and parents here. Its the system which is to be blamed. No, not the Indian Education System, I am talking about changing the Indian Minds' System here!! Yes, this is all a mind-game. People here should first change their mindsets for good. Secondly, I think its all a vicious circle in India....Infact, this country is running on a "vicious-supply-chain-circle" as I call it! Roughly, around 70% of Indian population revolves around the poverty line. If a son from a poor family wants to attend a Music School in France because he dreams of being a great musician like A.R Rahman, his parents would never encourage that. Do I even need to mention a reason here?? He, obviously passes his HSC, and goes to an Engg Institute or a Science Institute, passes out and becomes an average-earner. I remember, I wrote an article on my blog regarding my own experience on my career choice and how parents influence the decisions in India.
But I don’t want to play the blame-game with family and parents here. Its the system which is to be blamed. No, not the Indian Education System, I am talking about changing the Indian Minds’ System here!!
Yes, this is all a mind-game. People here should first change their mindsets for good. Secondly, I think its all a vicious circle in India….Infact, this country is running on a “vicious-supply-chain-circle” as I call it! Roughly, around 70% of Indian population revolves around the poverty line. If a son from a poor family wants to attend a Music School in France because he dreams of being a great musician like A.R Rahman, his parents would never encourage that. Do I even need to mention a reason here?? He, obviously passes his HSC, and goes to an Engg Institute or a Science Institute, passes out and becomes an average-earner.

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