One of the biggest losses which India witness every year is the scheme of Brain-Drain or inhabitants moving out of their own country. This is not a new term to this era; it has its beginning since the dawn of medieval period when the great rulers used to carry away heap of gold and inordinate treasures as well as men’s of  potential talent after eliminating the existing competitor. The present scenario of India has a bit difference to that of the past; nowadays the citizens are migrating according to their own whims to the sophisticated glittery and shiny accommodation.

The problem here remains is of education which has become a basic criteria for living and dwelling with the society. As education system is “rote” so basically cramming is the only way out to score a good number in their primary and secondary levels. When they come up to the college level usually a high end cut-off marks and reservation is being visible. As education system has an economical background so the seats are generally sold out to those who pays big amount, which results in a massive loss of the real deserving talents which tend to have a tough war with their career and lastly they prefer to shift. The few factors which can be highlighted to give space for the vacuum can be higher education which is one of the reasons as everyone wants the best of career in today’s world.

The generation Y are very focused about their requirements from life for education. The high end cut-off which brings a note of judgement between the students, knows which way to go if they didn’t qualify to the best universities which they have selected. They generally tend to give competitive exams like GRE, TOEFL, and ILTS etc. which opens the door for them to move towards a better platform. The inhabitants are getting bigger scope and more appraisals for their creativity which is providing a huge opportunity to the migrants. The options, the people are getting in terms of vast career growth, appraisals for creativity, and most importantly the chance of earning more for their livelihood and better lifestyle is the benefit which is merely seen here.

The unemployment and low salary is a huge problem which Indian society generally faces. The youth now days are more career oriented with their education so they doesn’t make any kind of compromise, but usually captures the best possible deals coming to them in the form of job. The Brain-Drain is applicable not only in countries but it is now effecting the state as well, many students are shifting from one state to another for better scope of their life. Half of the brightest have lost faith in their home state, tired of poor infrastructure, campus politics, and lack of opportunities. They prefer to study in other cities that have kept up with times and offer vibrant job market. This setting sun has left education with a question that is it growing for its dawn?

India being a Sovereign Secular Republic country has a vast economy today where among the 121 corer Indians, a huge ratio of Homo sapiens belong to rural background. Though the existing society is trying to nurture itself in every possible way but the basic requirement today still remains unchanged. With the facts like food, shelter and clothing; education has also become an area of primary concern.

Education is a path towards civilization, in other words it can be said that more we are educated, more civilized we become. “Education does not mean teaching people to know what they do not know; it means teaching them to behave as they do not behave” a famous line beautifully quoted by John Ruskin. It not only generate us knowledge but we know how to act in public or private displayed forum.

Education nowadays has become an exceptional channel of modernization- it can be realized from the fact that the change in upbringing of the habitat to socializing. The education system in India is merely a theoretical version which helps our students to jam or cram over the topic, losing a chance to visualize the total concept about the matter it dealt with. The system earns the title of “rote” entity which only helps to bring marks during the exams, but the real purpose is not served, so their remains a question are we truly educated?

Since education scheme in our country is economical, it limits the number of seat which throws the real talent into an area of depression as the seats are generally sold to students who can randomly pay big amount. This system creates a great vacuum not only between the parents and children but also between the teacher and students, this is because there prevails a strict theoretical teaching where a student feels scared to ask an essential questions even if they fail to understand a basic language.

Sometimes it so happens that the child doesn’t have his own opinion towards his career choice. They are forced to pursue career based on the whims and fancies of their parents, which gradually become their generation tradition- i.e. doctor, engineer, teacher etc.

The term inspiration and motivation doesn’t exist in their dictionary, due to this a student mind is generally diverted and in spite of having a great ability he becomes invisible in the crowd.  A small word brings huge developmental change within a student’s mind where he or she became aware of the fact that they too can have a big dreams and goals in their life. As maximum of our inhabitants belong from a rural area so they are hardly accustomed with this word and its application in the real life.

Education today has become business, with the opening of many private institutes offering variety of degree has given a high range of scope with a bit of doubt. Though it is said Indian society has a poor background still it has a mark of producing brilliant talents across the globe.