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- Briefly mention the educational reforms introduced by the British in India.
- Highlight how the reforms aimed at furthering the British interest and had limited impact.
- Conclude accordingly.
Q.1 With modern education being introduced in India to meet the interests of the British, its reach was restricted and its character unsatisfactory. Discuss. (10 Marks)
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4 responses to “Q.1 With modern education being introduced in India to meet the interests of the British, its reach was restricted and its character unsatisfactory. Discuss. (10 Marks)”
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Karun
Decent attempt.
In intro, however, you can mention some steps taken by the British towards evolution of education starting from Charter Act of 1813, Macaulay’s minute, Wood’s Dispatch etc
Content of the body is good, most points are mentioned. Downward infiltration theory can be mentioned in 1st part.
In 2nd part, decline of traditional knowledge systems can also be mentioned.
Conclusion is fine, but use a connecting word such as ‘however’, otherwise it seems conclusion doesn’t suit what is written in the body.
Keep practicing. 🙂
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Anamika
Good attempt.
In intro, however, you can mention some steps taken by the British towards evolution of education starting from Charter Act of 1813, Macaulay’s minute, Wood’s Dispatch etc
Rest of the content is good, not much changes required.
In conclusion, you can however mention some of the unintended consequences of modern education- creation of a class of modern, educated, liberal Indians with national consciousness who sensitized masses to give an impetus to the freedom movement.
Keep practicing. 🙂4.5/10
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