International Journal of Contemporary Research in Multidisciplinary

Introduction:

Higher education provides a sense of education or subject relating to a particular subject, going above and beyond the goals of general education. Every human being has the right to an education because only an educated populace has been associated with a civilised society. because mental reliance grows in the illiterate. Since ancient times, education and human rights have been promoted in Indian culture; the clearest instances of this may be found in the Vedas, Vedangs, and Upanishads, which were written during the time. Indian education has undergone continual change, as seen by the Vedic, Post-Vedic, Buddhist, Mughal, British, pre-independence, and current educational systems. Is. We can identify the characteristics of the educational system in place now because of the contemporary challenges that the Acharyas, Gurus, educators, and teachers of the time confronted at each stage of the history of education described above. In actuality, a live social structure is created by the transmission of education and educational traits from generation to generation. However, some of its problems, even now, make it difficult for the disadvantaged and backward parts of society to profit from it and grow as a result. However, the idea of a global village has expanded the possibilities for postsecondary education. Although the idea of globalization is not new, its fast expansion in the global economy since World War II has opened up previously unthinkable possibilities