ranjan

Reforms in education sector have been one of the top priorities of the Governments in India. Constant efforts have been undertaken to continuously revamp the education system effectively in India to provide equitable access to education. However, reforms can be possible only if it is implemented and governed properly, which is an extremely difficult challenge. The Govt. introduces various schemes and policies to improve the education system in the country particularly quality and content of instruction. However, the system has failed to achieve its objectives and transforms according to global standards. This gives a rise to see the factors to look upon various barriers implementing education reforms. These are - 1) Systemic and Structural reforms - Reforms have been majorly ineffective because of deeply rooted systemic and structural problems within the system. The reforms are focusing on various inputs as the learning performance is assessed by infrastructure and mid-day meals. Mo

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