BEST EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN THE WORLD

           (A class room in UK)

Strength, peace and happiness of a country is determined by the unity and fraternity among the people. The people of every country is founded on the educational system of that country. Most advanced countries in the world have very advanced  educational system too. Today's children will rule the world tomorrow. They are shaped to that role by the education they have today. Education is an unending flow of knowledge and experience to the mind and body.

According to the CEOWORLD magazine top ten countries in the world for educational system (2020) are: 
Top 10 countries with quality index

1. UK 78.2
2. USA 72
3. Australia 70.5
4. Netherlands 70.3
5. Sweden 70.1
6. France 69.9
7. Denmark 69.8
8. Canada 69.8
9. Germany 69.5
10.Switzerland 68.3

(33. India 59.1)

These rankings were based on three equally weighted countries that attribute a well developed public education system, top quality education, and whether respondents would consider attending university in that nation. A mix of federally run and decentralised education system rank highest. The ranking is an annual perception based global survey of university students, industrialists, academic educational professionals, school teachers, assistant professors, associate professors, adjunct professors, University professors, visiting professors, global business executives and educational policy experts. The survey team has gathered over 1,96,300 replies between January to April 2020.

An average Indian may think whether our country can ever reach the top of these rankings.

K V George




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