‘Taare Zameen Par’ or ‘3 idiots’, which one explains the Indian education system better?

The Indian Education System is less creative and more technical, it considers a crammed/ copy-pasted from book answer better. And when everyone writes a perfect answer by cramming, and there is a very high competition, under pressure you also have to use cramming for writing the type of answers the examiner wants from you. The most frustrating part about this process is that even if you are not a good crammer you have to master that art because you want to score well like others.

Secondly, students are expected to write within a limited period that does not give them space for creative thinking. Everybody knows the rule; once you get your answer sheets to write, you need to continuously write without stopping till the time gets over as you are required to write lengthy answers filling multiple sheets, remember what your professors told you? You are going to get marks based on how much content you write in a given time.

Even Rancho gets scolded by his professor when asked for a definition of Machine because his answer was not some standard definition and unconventional for his professor. This scene tells us about the biases of professors where whether a student is meritorious or not is decided by his capacity of producing conventional answers through some language preferably conventional and not about his understanding of the subject.