In the Indian civilization, the rise in education began in the Vedik Age. Education in this age is very religious and Hindu religion becomes its core. The women at that time did not have the space to receive education.
Education also gives attention to the study of Vedic books and Sanskrit is an important teaching medium. Remembrance is a method used to study the Vedic scriptures.
Education based on Hinduism and Buddhism is to provide humanity to face the day after death. Therefore, the focus of education is religion. Higher education was given at the Brahman College and began after 100 S.M. In the fourth century AD, the Buddhist university was born Nalanda. To achieve the status of an educated Brahmin, one must memorize various religious books, especially the Vedas which contain ritual rules, spells and religious songs.
In later times, education in India aims to increase knowledge and to overcome illiteracy as well as to gain government positions.