Digital Education in India

“It is not the strongest species that survive, nor the most intelligent ones, it’s those who are most responsive to change.” Like the above quote rightly said, the world is changing rapidly and if anyone wants to survive they need to adapt to their peripheral situation because there are hundreds of people ready to take your seat if you are not doing what it takes for survival. Talking about India, who is well known in the world for population (2 nd most populated country), the above quote is Indians’ daily routine. Here people struggle to earn their bread; battling for survival almost every day. Population is curse or boon will get decided later but the competition it has brought has to be dealt first.   Unemployment has one of its major root causes in population. In olden days where applicants for any job vacancy were used to be very few and sometimes just one; today we see queues of candidates waiting for job. May be in olden days there was less population, less educated m...

A dream of digital India, where the world looks to India for the next Big Idea! - Narendra Mod i Frequent foreign visits and meetings with renowned owners of digital world masters, our PM has made Digital India one of the most important goals for our country! Not only is it a step towards massive development of our country technology wise, but also an upgradation to every Indian's lifestyle! Let's get digital at the base, our education, our values, our learning! The project of Digital India pertains to the idea of bringing internet for governmental facilities right from the rural areas to all the urban cities. Digitisation will not be one easy task, especially in the rural areas, due to the lack of knowledge of internet and computers, both! The dream of digitization of India more or less starts from our system of education, which needs to spread in all rural areas and now, in the digital pattern. Rural areas are the new development areas and lack education adversely. T...

This year the C.B.S.E (Central Board of Secondary Education) witnessed yet another controversy in the form of the Mathematics paper. Angry parents from around the country protested against the extremely difficult and twisted pattern of questions that left most students confused and demoralized. In a formal statement, the C.B.S.E admitted that the paper was not set as per the general guidelines and contained questions which were challenging even for bright students to attempt.  Although human examining brings about a certain personalization to the scoring system, it loses the ability to provide fair examining opportunities to the disciple. So how can this situation be salvaged? Equality. Freedom. Fair practices. Uniform teaching. These terms are the key to answering this question. If a system is devised to keep a track of the student’s progress throughout the year using various testing techniques as well as providing access to knowledge in seamless fashion, a brighter an...

Examinations and kids is an unending relation, as they grow up the examinations, levels of education only turns out to be tougher. For the cherry on top of this cake of examinations, there is a new flavour of Competitive examinations. Apparently, these competitive examination may just boost the child's knowledge at an early age. It is true in many aspects, that competitive exams or exams based on extra portion provides extra knowledge to your child. Absorbing this extra knowledge reveals the capacity of the child. Handling more information than they already have in their curriculum is not just every child's cup of tea, not because they are not smart but because their interest attraction is different, different from the books.   Examinations, as we all know are the major part of your child's education. Without examination the evaluation to his understanding and learning is almost zero. Examinations are those milestones that reveal the child's ability and interest ...