Indian School Levels



Figure 1.-Here we see a class at a government high school in Nethrapalli, a remote village in Anantapur district, Andhra Pradesh State. Facilities in rural schools are often very basic.

Indian schools are organized along the same primary/secondary basis that is common around the world. We assume the school structure is strongly influenced by the British colonial experience. We do not yet have details on the age of school attendance and the compulsory education laws. Hopefully our Indian readers will provide some details.









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