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Are you stuck in the rat race of traditional education? Have you ever questioned why schools teach what they do—but not what truly matters in life?
The Mediocrity of Education System is a bold and thought-provoking book that challenges the very foundation of our education system.
Written by Raghav Goyal, a young visionary who refuses to accept mediocrity and questions the fixed beliefs we have.
This book dives deep into how the education system shapes our mindset, why it promotes outdated learning, and what we should truly be learning instead. It exposes the flaws, sparks critical thinking, and empowers teenagers to break free from the conventional path.
This is not just another book—it’s a wake-up call for students who want to take control of their future. If you’ve ever felt that education should be more than memorization and marks, this book is your guide to thinking beyond the system.
A must-read for teenagers who refuse to settle for less!
Raghav Goyal
Raghav Goyal, born on February 12, 2011, is a young visionary and passionate student from India. At just 14, he stands apart from the crowd, rejecting mediocrity and embracing a mindset of constant growth, bold thinking, and self-improvement.
A science enthusiast,Raghav sees education as more than just academics—it’s a tool to question, explore, and innovate. He has excelled in debates, quizzes, MUNs, and science exhibitions, consistently pushing his limits. Unlike many, his growth graph only moves upward as he challenges societal norms and traditional thinking.
Beyond school, Raghav is deeply influenced by self-help books, believing in manifestation backed by action. He is driven to become an entrepreneur, build a personal brand, and solve real-world problems. His ultimate goal? To break free from the rat race, inspire change, and lead with impact.
Through this book, he challenges readers to think differently, escape mediocrity, and take action toward real success.
