Higher Education in India Its Position And Claims
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Literary education and technical training go on pari passu, though pursued gene- rally by quite different classes of students. But training for practical ends is sought in the Victoria Jubilee Technical Institute, and in the classes of the Poona College of Science. In the University the old order of studies still maintains its predominance. The number of students taking up the classical languages does not decline, and the general interest of native society in the Sanskrit literature grows more ...pronounced as it grows more enlightened. But while the demand for a higher and more complete teaching is thus growing, the means of teaching, even where they have not been lessened, have not been allowed to increase. There would seem, as Sir A. Croft reported in 1888, to be "room for a great development of the highest form of educa- 32 tion, of the value of which to its possessors and to the State there can be little doubt ;" but the Government colleges, which could best impart the highest instruc- tion, are bound down to tasks of a lower order by the insufficiency of their staffs.
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Literary education and technical training go on pari passu, though pursued gene- rally by quite different classes of students. But training for practical ends is sought in the Victoria Jubilee Technical Institute, and in the classes of the Poona College of Science. In the University the old order of studies still maintains its predominance. The number of students taking up the classical languages does not decline, and the general interest of native society in the Sanskrit literature grows more ...pronounced as it grows more enlightened. But while the demand for a higher and more complete teaching is thus growing, the means of teaching, even where they have not been lessened, have not been allowed to increase. There would seem, as Sir A. Croft reported in 1888, to be "room for a great development of the highest form of educa- 32 tion, of the value of which to its possessors and to the State there can be little doubt ;" but the Government colleges, which could best impart the highest instruc- tion, are bound down to tasks of a lower order by the insufficiency of their staffs.
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