SOCIOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDING OF EDUCATION SYSTEM IN MANIPUR

Authors

  • Kshetrimayum Nomita Devi Guest Faculty, Department of Sociology, DSE, Delhi University, Delhi, India Author

Keywords:

Education, Manipur

Abstract

Education is only one aspects of socialization that involves acquisition of knowledge and learning of skills which often helps to shape beliefs and moral values. Education promotes national identity and strengthens social solidarity within national boundaries. In Manipur, education has been growing faster than national level. Comparatively, the present scenario of education in Manipur has improved from the past few years. In northeast India particularly in Manipur, the several factors such as socio-political, geographical as well as the economic conditions determined the educational attainment of the different sections of the population.

This article focuses on the education system of Manipur where it attempt to highlight the present educational trend in the state. The study seeks to examine the trend and preference for educational choices particularly focussing on their locations of educational choices as well as the subject/course preferred. It also tried to examine the changes related to education in the past few decades. Manipur is one among the north-eastern states in India, bordering Myanmar (Burma) in the east, and three other Indian states – Nagaland in the north, Assam in the west and Mizoram in the south. It was an independent Kingdom and merged to Indian union in 1949. 

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Published

07-01-2022

How to Cite

Kshetrimayum Nomita Devi. “SOCIOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDING OF EDUCATION SYSTEM IN MANIPUR”. Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research & Review, vol. 3, no. 1, Jan. 2022, pp. 132-4, https://www.ajmrr.org/journal/article/view/31.

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