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While the participation of the private sector in the higher education system of India is a necessity, it creates issues that need careful redress. Discuss.
1.Education is a right to each person irrespective of their gender,social or financial status,caste,minority etc,but the discrimination among these are inevitable for eg.the high fees has always been a problem while choosing between colleges,private colleges tend to ask a larger amount of cash for eRead more
1.Education is a right to each person irrespective of their gender,social or financial status,caste,minority etc,but the discrimination among these are inevitable for eg.the high fees has always been a problem while choosing between colleges,private colleges tend to ask a larger amount of cash for even small courses which is unfavorable for those with financial issues ,since a scholarship is rarely provided.2.Another issue would be the minority system where almost 50% seats are reserved for minority which makes it unfair for those outside the minority to choose colleges.3.Unfair means of selection ,like accepting donations (extra money) from those who fail to meet the eligibility criteria especially when the last few seats are left,which could have been given to those students who fulfill the criteria but were late for admissions.This is again injustice for the financially unstable families with intelligent kids who weren’t given the chance.
Although there may be many more points to be covered ,I believe these are the most important points that needs to be noticed and hope that in the further years there will be motives taken against such unjust to make it fair and square for each student.Hoping that no talent goes unnoticed and get their deserved rewards.
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