The Education System in IndiaBy: Abru Santhosh

Date: 2/15/14

Map of your country

• India

Levels of Schools

• Primary school- UKG and LKG

• Low Primary- 1st grade through 4th grade

• Upper Primary- 5th to 7th grade

• High School- 8th to 12th grade

• Higher- Degree Graduation

• After that study post graduation for 2 years (optional)

Years attended

• Primary school- 2 years

• Low Primary- 4 years

• High Primary- 3 years

• High School- 5 years

• Higher- 3 years

• post graduation - 2 years

Hours of school each day

• 9:00am to 3:30pm, Monday to Friday (Muslim school teach on Saturday).

• In my school LKG to 12th grade, the whole grade is in one place.

Vacation times

• June to start of September - Summer vacation

• October to Christmas – Onam / Christmas

Cost

• When I asked my dad he said it’s 200 per month.

• If we didn’t pay it every month they would kick us out.

• This is for privet schools.

Uniforms

• We were always wearing light blue with dark blue Monday to Friday.

• On Wednesdays we were always wearing white uniforms, like all white, when I was there we never had to put on any ID before.

Disciplin

• 1st grade to 10th grade you learn the basic stuff like bio, science, math, social studies, like that.

• When you get to 11th and 12th grade you will study what you want to be in the future.

• Then in college you learn more advanced of what you learned in 11th grade and 12th grade.

Fun Facts

• After we are done with our lunch we go to recess, the recess is only until 8th grade then you don’t have any recess.

• The grading there is really different because they don’t give you any progress reports, they only give you report cards. On it if you have 1st you are really good, if you have a 2nd you are good, but if you have a 3rd you are really bad.

• We never had any free periods except recess

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