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While India was under British rule, the British established universities, colleges, and schools.
Universities and Colleges: 155
Secondary Schools: 5,134
Primary Schools: 99,630
Special Schools: 550 -
The number of universities, colleges, and schools in India made by the British had started increasing.
Universities and Colleges: 186
Secondary Schools: 5,416
Primary Schools: 97,116
Special Schools: 956 -
These are the number of universities, colleges, and schools in 1920 India.
Universities and Colleges: 193
Secondary Schools: 6,442
Primary Schools: 118,413
Special Schools: 5,783 -
Universities and Colleges: 233
Secondary Schools: 8,816
Primary Schools: 158,792
Special Schools: 5,783 -
Universities and Colleges: 333
Secondary Schools: 13,581
Primary Schools: 204,384
Special Schools: 8,891 -
By 1950, India had got its independence. Education was still an important responsibility of the Government. CBSE Board was established.
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ICSE Board Established. The education commission developed a national policy for all stages of education.
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Primary Schools increase rapidly in India.
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Education was put in the concurrent list of the constitution of India.
Concurrent List- Both, Central and State government can decide education policy. -
Co-Education Introduced.
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Comprehensive and continuous evaluation (CCE) system introduced by Kerala.
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IT-enabled education introduced.
Various Softwares like Windows and Linux introduced for learning. -
Online learning introduced because of the pandemic.
The education is imparted by teachers to students through Zoom video calls and a secure email system.