Lack of standardized curriculum

Inadequate infrastructure

Political interference

Effective governance

Multiple educational boards with different curricula

Frequent changes in government policies

Lack of coordination between states and the central government

All of the above

It leads to overcrowding in classrooms

It makes it difficult for teachers to deliver effective instruction

It discourages students from attending school

All of the above

It leads to biased decision-making

It undermines the autonomy of educational boards

It results in the appointment of unqualified individuals to key positions

All of the above

Developing a standardized curriculum

Improving infrastructure

Reducing political interference

Privatizing education

By appointing independent and qualified individuals to key positions

By providing adequate financial and administrative support

By holding educational boards accountable for their performance

All of the above

They can provide feedback on the curriculum and assessment system

They can hold educational boards accountable for their performance

They can advocate for increased funding for education

All of the above

It can be used to develop online learning resources

It can be used to conduct online assessments

It can be used to improve communication between educational boards and stakeholders

All of the above

They can lead to a decline in the quality of education

They can result in increased inequality in access to education

They can hinder India's economic growth

All of the above

Lack of standardized curriculum

Inadequate infrastructure

Political interference

Other (please specify)