Frankly speaking, if we talk about the current education system & education budget our country have the difference is the same as between land and sky.
Here are some major ones: –
Class Size
Class size is one of the major differences between public schools and private schools. The class size in urban public schools can be as large as 25 to 30 students (or more), while most private schools keep their class sizes closer to an average of 10 to 15 students, depending on the school.
Some private schools publicize a student-to-teacher ratio, in addition to, or sometimes in place of, an average classroom size. The student-to-teacher ratio is not the same as the average classroom size, as the ratio often includes part-time teachers who may serve as tutors or substitutes, and sometimes the ratio even includes non-teaching faculty (administrators, coaches, and even dorm parents) who are part of students’ daily lives outside the classroom.
Teacher Preparation
While public school teachers always need to be certified, private school teachers often don’t need formal certification. Nevertheless, many are experts in their fields or have masters or even doctoral degrees. While it is very difficult to remove public school teachers, private school teachers generally have contracts that are renewable each year.
Student Attitudes
Because private schools often have selective admissions processes, they can choose highly motivated students. Many private school students want to learn, and your child will be surrounded by classmates who regard academic achievement as desirable. For students who aren’t challenged enough at their current schools, finding a school full of highly motivated students can be a major improvement in their learning experience.
Choose a Private school ten out ten times if you seriously wanna see your child grow all around. I will recommend you to search for a good CBSE School in Indore for your grown-up kid and the best primary school in Indore if he or she has just started their journey, Thanks!
Schools in Indore 