The school education system in a culturally diverse nation, like India, is diverse too. It gets affected by lots of factors such as regional and linguistic variations. However, the government is keen to ensure almost uniform quality throughout the system.
Since 1976, Education has become the part of the concurrent list. The implications of making education a concurrent subject is that, both the Centre and the States can legislate on any aspect of education from the Primary to the University level. That is, education policies and programmes are suggested at the national level and implemented through the respective state governments.
Education as a Concurrent list item
NCERT and SCERTS
LP, UP, HS and HSS
CBSE, ICSE and State School Syllabi
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