In India, the primary and secondary education system is dominated by the government, which runs the schools. The students in schools are taught by the government-appointed teachers, and the curriculum is set by the government.

The student is also required to take a test at the end of the semester, which is evaluated by the teachers and the students' parents. The student is then ranked according to the test, and is allowed to continue education or is denied admission to the next year.

The government also sets the standards for the education system, including curriculum, teaching methods, and facilities in the schools.