The education system in ancient India has always been very disciplined and well-organized. During those times, traditional and religious knowledge used to be the main subjects, palm leaves, and tree barks were used as notebooks and the sages were guiding young minds to become learned individuals. Later, education became more relevant under the Gurukul system which required the teachers and students to board together and it was this place that knowledge was passed from generation to generation. Ancient India has been a land of innovations and inventions. With the education then being culturally and spiritually enriched and advanced, the temple and community centers formed the role of schools. And Sanskrit was used as the teaching language. Being the second-largest and oldest education systems of the world, India has seen some of the oldest institutions and universities take birth on its soil. Indians have understood the importance of education hence during the 18th century ...