Most of the students want to be admitted in government universities
Most of the students want to be admitted to government universities. This year more than 13 lakh students have passed the HSC examination. And according to the Bangladesh University Grants Commission (UGC), there are about 13 lakh 20 thousand seats in public and private universities. Even then, students are afraid to pursue higher education. We have to fight in the admission war. Researchers believe that this fear has been created by judging the quality and opportunities of the organization.
However, the expectation of the education minister will one day reduce this admission war. Yesterday, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina released the results of HSC and equivalent examinations. As a result, 13 lakh 8 thousand 618 people have passed. Of these, 1 lakh 89 thousand 189 people got GPA five. The pass rate is 95.28 percent. After HSC, students have to fight for admission. They go to war to secure seats in institutions of choice for higher education.
Although the number of students who have passed is less than the number of seats per year, many are not able to take the opportunity of higher education. The reason for this, the students say, is that many people do not pursue their studies without getting the opportunity to get admission to the university of their choice. In addition, many of the family’s financial problems. Most of the students want to be admitted to the first-tier government university. Compared to that, there are not enough seats in government universities. As a result, many do not get the opportunity to study at the university of their choice.
Some people want to study at a university in their area but are disappointed not to get a place there. In addition, due to high tuition fees in private universities, the families of many students cannot afford it. As a result, higher education remains elusive for many. Only private universities have more than two lakh seats. Meanwhile, the Minister of Education. Dipu Moni says, there is no idea anywhere in the world that everyone has to study more after high school. Even then we have enough seats. Some seats remain vacant more than the allotted seats every year.
