Privatization of Higher Education
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Sarbashis Ghosh said:
(Tue, Mar 26, 2013 07:40:21 PM)
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Like every coin has two sides, similarly every thing follows with a positive as well as a negative effect.
We cannot deny the advantages that we can get by privatizing higher education, in the same way the loopholes are also prominent.
In order to provide education to these huge population of India privatization of education is necessary. Also the quality of education that students get from these private institutes are much higher in comparison to that of the government institutes.
Looking into the bad part of it, is that able and deserving students with poor economic and financial situation are held back, whereas students with less merit and much higher financial conditions gets the chance to carry with their education. Again, if the education system is privatized completely then it will be a business and we students will get affected from that.
So effective measures should be taken from our government to make it absolutely certain that meritorious students who cannot afford higher education are not deprived and continue with their education with higher compensation or scholarship maybe. |
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Naga Siva said:
(Wed, Mar 20, 2013 08:51:41 PM)
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| I think privatization of education is good but it is good only when there are some limitations such as knowledge should be main criteria of admission not money are some other recommendations. Intervention of government as a regulatory check on the private institutions & reducing fee to an affordable level we can privatize education. |
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Anne said:
(Thu, Mar 14, 2013 11:29:46 PM)
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| Well I opposed privatization for colleges. As far as I know, as a students could afford to enter a private school and so as they could afford to pay for getting high grades just in order to pass such subjects. What is good education for when it can be paid instead of taking an entrance examination to know the field of studies each students could fit in rather than wasting such a long time studying for years when gaining nothing instead. A paid diploma? |
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Divya Kukreti said:
(Sun, Feb 3, 2013 08:38:05 PM)
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I totally disagree with my fellow speaker. According to me private institutes are necessary. Having a limited number of government institutes makes it impossible for the youth to get admission in them. What do you expect the rest of the youth to do?
Private institutes contribute in about 90% seats are provided by private institutes. Though I think the admission procedure should be changed. Instead of donations, knowledge should be the main procedure for admission. Government should take measures to monitor the functioning of private institutes so that they do not do what ever they want. |
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Kamal said:
(Mon, Jan 28, 2013 02:21:06 AM)
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| I think privatization of education will have both good and bad effects. Private institutes have high fees so the poor cannot afford the fee. Admission to the colleges without any entrance tests would compromise the quality of students. But in government colleges have low fee so the poor can also afford but it has limited seats so where do you expect the rest of the students would go. Again in government colleges, teacher doesn't much care about the performance of students. Students are deprived of gaining communication skills. I think with the implementation of entry level test in private colleges and intervention of government as a regulatory check on the private institutes and keeping fee low, we can privatize the education. |
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Aman said:
(Fri, Jan 4, 2013 03:14:01 PM)
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I don't think that we need more professional colleges in our country because more these colleges more student may be good or bad in studies or do have any interest in the field go for engineering or any professional and due to this in colleges no one cares about study and don't do hard work to learn and get pass just by cramming or by cheating or may be with money that why most of the graduate these days don't have enough technical as well as communication skills. Their was a report in the newspaper that 58% are not able to pass basic English test of 7th standard so how we expect from them to get a job in good company and that is the reason that in India 70 to 80% graduate are unemployed.
Opening the Engineering colleges is just a business for some money minded people they do not have any sympathy for these students whose parent spend hard earned money on them and after that again theirs son/daughter are useless unemployed.
So it is very important that the govt should do something to unauthorized some useless institutes and for elevating the quality of education (soft, technical) skills as per the company needs. |
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Vikash said:
(Wed, Dec 12, 2012 02:10:31 AM)
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Hi this is Vikash I totally oppose privatization of education as though the quality of education being provided there be good but the process the use for selecting candidate should be changed from money based to education based through a entrance test. Because if a student get admitted in such colleges with huge fee structure but. Not best for such field will lead to the wastage of money if the don't get placed or don't get job. So if it should then it should take totally refined students for that particular course.
Because taking admission on basis of money can give satisfaction for few time but can ruin whole future of students because student lacking basic knowledge for that education can't be able for higher studies for that field. |
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Niju Srivastava said:
(Mon, Nov 26, 2012 12:45:10 PM)
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| Hello friends me Niju Srivastava. I myself don't support to the privatization of education. But in contrast to this privatization of education have so many advantages. Lets take a example that you are a good student and at the time of examination may be you are suffering from some situations such as illness, family problem. And due to that you can't get that much of marks through which you can't able to get admission in IIT or government colleges. Then you have another option that is private colleges due to which you can continue your studies without any break. And if you are a good student then you can get a very respectful place in the society. |
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Sehastoor said:
(Mon, Nov 19, 2012 09:53:30 PM)
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| No doubt with privatization literacy rate is increasing but are all degree holder people really literates ? I have seen number of people having degrees not because they deserve them but because they can buy them. No doubt as only 5000 people can get admission in IIT but choosing any private college is short cut and success need hard work which is proved when we people don't get deserving jobs. |
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Dheeraj Rathore said:
(Mon, Nov 19, 2012 07:45:57 PM)
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| It is not necessary that only private institution can provide better education we have such a big list of government institution which provide better than others. The thing that matters here is the value every institution gives to education, doesn't matter it is private or government High fee structure of Private institution only increase financial burden on a poor student's family. |
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Rajneesh Katal said:
(Fri, Nov 9, 2012 11:46:31 PM)
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| I totally oppose the privatization of higher studies. Privatization of studies will replicate shutting the doors to poor students. It will enlarge the gap between the poor and rich. Privatization is beneficial for a particular university or college to raise their funds, but I don't think the emphasis to improve the quality of education is even considered. It will ruin the future and opportunities of many talented students. |
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Sidhartha Sankar Nanda said:
(Fri, Oct 12, 2012 05:51:54 PM)
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| Hi friends this is sidhartha. I m very glad to express my views on this topic. Ya no doubt it has been a serious topic of discussion since yesteryear. And rightly so as the privatisation of education is going on at its peak. This should be taken into control before it becomes too late. Govt should take initiatives arising from their proverbial slumber and slam those private institutions for enormous fee charging. On one side they are claiming the reservation as a tool for the upraisal of poor, backward people and on the other side showing their back to those issues that are taking the shape of huge giants making poor people even more helpless ever before. Private coaching institutions, private +2 colleges, engineering colleges where we can't even find a single qualified teacher are being paid like anything. So the need of the hour is to stop the privatisation of education and realise the essence of the bright future of these youngsters who would change the face of India in future. |
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Swati said:
(Tue, Oct 9, 2012 05:45:27 PM)
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| I want to add some more points as we all know that in pvt colleges or schools teachers are paid well and they are having threat that they will lose their job that why they concentrates of every student and they are very much serious about what inputs they are giving to their students but in case of government colleges they don't even bother whether students are attending the classes properly or not, their main aim to to get the salary. They don't even think of students future. Due to this lots many intelligent students from poor or middle class families are getting suffered they are having the capability but because of fees structure they can't join the private college. |
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Amandeep Dhillon said:
(Tue, Oct 9, 2012 03:54:16 PM)
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Hi, my name is Amandeep and I am glad to present my views on increasing privatization of higher education.
Now-a- days government is providing money, bicycles/uniforms to the students attending government schools, thus make education free. As a response to this initiative of the government, many students got admissions in government schools. Also girls education got promoted. But unfortunately, no steps are taken to improve the standard of education. In-fact, the number of students is more than the capacity of the class. We cannot deny the fact that, majority of government teachers prefer their children should study in private schools rather than the government schools, providing an example of low quality education being given in the government schools. Private schools, in no doubts, provide better education and exposure to the students, thus making them independent and decisive.
Now if we consider quality of higher education, in government and private colleges and universities, of-course, government colleges are better. The private colleges and universities which provide quality education are few in number and very costly. As a result, many students feel difficult to carry on with their studies any longer. It is the sole responsibility of the government to make policies that can provide impartial education to all the children. After all, education can bring innovation and our nation need youngsters that can work for the betterment of the country.
The government should ensure that the upcoming private universities/colleges/institutes should have genuine fees structure, talented faculty, well equipped labs, libraries, scholarships.
Now-a-days, we come across the news of corruption, making false degrees/certificates, bribes to get admissions in reputed colleges. All these incidents weaken our education system. Government should make strict policies to avoid such incidents and non-adherence to the policies should me made punishable. We need a strong law to impart quality education. |
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Varun Daryani said:
(Fri, Sep 21, 2012 01:42:32 PM)
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| Privatization in education is inevitable. I would like all of you to note that in 2011 only 5000 students got admission in IIT out of 300000 students. So what do you expect the other students to go. Take up a field which is of not their choice. As we all know IIT is a government institute so the other students force fully have to go for private sector for higher education or go abroad, which also is very costly. Ya for sure privatization needs to lower its fees, but it doesn't makes privatization bad. |
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Babu said:
(Thu, Sep 20, 2012 10:25:17 PM)
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| Privatization of colleges is not a good step in imparting quality education to the students. Though it is impossible for everyone to get admitted in government colleges, but at the same time government should have a check on the quality of education being provided in the private colleges. There is a call for private universities with the rapidly increasing number of students but at the same time one should see that the quality of education is good at those private universities. The major problem in private universities are those like, lack of proper laboratories, lack of other important equipment and materials through which the practical application of a particular theory or topic can be realized. Apart from that they have made education a business. There is no control on the fee which are to be paid by the students. They are selling a degree for money thus degrading the standard of a particular degree. It is now desired that government should at least see the standard of education in those private universities and should have some laws for controlling the fee for a particular degree so that students from economically backward section does not face much problem. It is also justified that the government should also see the quality of education not only the quantity. Otherwise quality of education will keep on decreasing. |
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Mayur Patel said:
(Mon, Sep 3, 2012 04:23:54 PM)
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| As far as India concern, it is better that edcation becomes privat beacause in private scools and collage the staff or director board has to improve thier techjnic to teach the students, in government we are laging behind in education beacause of sake of instruments and in villages especially teaching staffs, negative side of privetisation, the feesof that is very high so government shoud abonden its price somewhat. Main matter of government's unsuccess is that it giving salary to the employee is very less some what 3rd or 4th partition of salary of private section so talented person won't like to work with this salary would like to work with this salary. |
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Sukhin said:
(Mon, Sep 3, 2012 03:59:14 PM)
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| I think government have to take some steps on government as well as private colleges because in both type of college the best colleges are provide good education and having intelligent students. In both type college so much colleges are not good so govt. Have to take decisions and make policies. |
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Sanmohan Aggarwal said:
(Sat, Sep 1, 2012 11:14:23 PM)
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| Privatization of higher education has both good and bad. Good is that because in pvt. Colleges every faculty have not a permanent authority. So, They teach their students properly to got a better result. If they not, They can be expelled out. And bad is that Pvt. Colleges has more fees which is not affordable by every person. Everyone have a desire to get admission in good college to become their future bright. In India, there are few Government colleges but syllabus will have not been updated since 1980s. Every teacher in government colleges consider himself a director. They don't care about students future. And wants to get free in whole day. They have made a benefit from their senior students to order him to take his classes And himself wants to be a tension free. So, government should make a policies just like don't make a senior teacher permanent. They should signed a bond between them if they could give him a good results, then their will be next bond signed. By doing this our government colleges will definetly improved and every student passed from the respective colleges becomes a intellectual. And our countries gain a more that they required. |
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Mickey Kumar said:
(Sat, Sep 1, 2012 08:29:48 PM)
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| Privatization of higher education has both good and bad. Good is that because in pvt. Colleges every faculty have not a permanent authority. So, They teach their students properly to got a better result. If they not, They can be expelled out. And bad is that Pvt. Colleges has more fees which is not affordable by every person. Everyone have a desire to get admission in good college to become their future bright. In India, there are few Government colleges but syllabus will have not been updated since 1980s. Every teacher in government colleges consider himself a director. They don't care about students future. And wants to get free in whole day. They have made a benefit from their senior students to order him to take his classes And himself wants to be a tension free. So, government should make a policies just like don't make a senior teacher permanent. They should signed a bond between them if they could give him a good results, then their will be next bond signed. By doing this our government colleges will definetly improved and every student passed from the respective colleges becomes a intellectual. And our countries gain a more that they required. |
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Thomasukutty Devasia said:
(Fri, Jul 27, 2012 02:45:22 PM)
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| While India can boast of having the third largest higher education system in the world, reality is that India is facing a severe shortage of skilled human resources. The reason for such a contrasting situation is the extremely low quality of primary, secondary, and college-level education in India. A possible way-out from this situation is privatization of the education system, which is predominantly public at present. |
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Suman said:
(Thu, Jul 26, 2012 11:42:27 AM)
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Privatization is nothing but making our India back because not only rich people but also lower class and middle class families also have intelligent children and they want to study further in good institutions but financial problems create much stress upon them and students get a lot of stress and sometimes it make them so desperate that they think to commit suicide thus who loose the talent, our community, our country.
So I think students must given a chance to prove them. |
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Md Imran said:
(Wed, Jun 20, 2012 08:46:18 AM)
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According to me Privatization of Education is good in one way and has impact in other way.
The ways that are good in view of Privatization are :
* The knowledge of a student increases very much compared to Govt school students.
* As a impact of knowledge the students are getting good jobs and they are in good position in the society.
* Some of the students are able to take a decision individually rather depend on others even at high rate stress.
The ways that impact Education are :
* The students who are getting ranks are very few when compared to the students who are getting mental disorder to not even facing stress.
* There is no time for the students to get physical relaxation by playing sports etc. |
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Amit Bansal said:
(Wed, Jun 13, 2012 04:57:22 PM)
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Privatization of Higher Education in India.
Need:
It is definitely one of the crucial topics from yesteryear. The need for privatization finds its way in effective skill development by providing vehicles of several resources. It helps a student to compete in future and perform well. It provides a great deal of amenities in the field of education with demarcated activities. The goal of one gets out of public incarceration through privatization.
Impacts:
The main repercussion we will be able to see is the development of social and cultural perspectives through diversification of the scope of the mind. Private institutions definitely gonna generate a better individual with a firm ambition. Depending upon public sector alone will not grow our country. Role of private functionaries is must for a large democracy.
How to achieve:
In an organization, when there is need to settle for another place, one has to settle with its environment. Going from secondary level in public school to higher level in private college requires a change of mind. Private schools are already made mandated to hire 25% of poor people in their institutions under the well known Right to Education Act. On higher level, several institutions are getting nodes from the education ministry. The government of India should make specific number of institutions to work effectively in the different states. |
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Feroza Siddiqee said:
(Wed, Jun 6, 2012 04:51:44 PM)
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| Hi friends. I am Feroza Siddiqee and I am glad to share my view. Privatization no doubt helps in improving the education system by providing quality education but it is not easy for everyone to pay high amount of fees demanded by private colleges. It is the responsibility of government to provide the same quality education to the poor at the cost affordable by them or by providing funds for the same. Besides this govt colleges should increase their level of education so that everyone can get the proper education and exposure as without education there are no chances of development. |
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Alee Barua said:
(Fri, May 25, 2012 10:01:25 PM)
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| Privatization of higher education is not a very proposal provided there is a national policy to control quality of education and fees structure adopted by the private institute. The effort to provide new orientation and thrust to the system of higher education have been mostly superficial and half hearted. For providing better employment, private institute should adopt measures. So that the degrees don't get wasted. |
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Gulchain Bali said:
(Fri, May 4, 2012 12:07:36 AM)
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| I think privatization of higher education should be there but with certain conditions. Government should have control on the fee structure of pvt. Colleges. Some of seats should be reserved for those students who are poor but are intelligent. Scholarship should be given to the poor students belonging to SC ST OBC |
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Vinod Anand said:
(Thu, Apr 26, 2012 12:19:41 AM)
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| I think yes it should & why not. When one can invest to buy a car. When one can take loan to build house then why can't one borrow to get educated after all it will be an income generating asset. Privatization doesn't only mean high fee structure and raising standards of living it also means quality education. In fact we should open the windows and look outside the box we've been living in. |
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Rajashekar Reddy said:
(Mon, Apr 23, 2012 09:30:07 PM)
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| Hi friends. I am very glad to share my thoughts here. According to me there is good and bad in privatization. In this competitive world every one wants to gain more knowledge and they prefer to study in good colleges. But all cannot get seat in good colleges, since there are very few seats in government colleges, they depend on private colleges. The management of private colleges take advantage of this factor and they raise the fee as they want. They know that students will take seat compulsory, some where in private college. Government should have control on the fee of private colleges. Some of the private colleges don't have sufficient labs and other materials. Students will have will lack of skills after outcome from college. In-order to eradicate this problem government should campaign the private colleges and they have to check the basic things whether college has or not. Due to the competition private institutes had made education a business. They are playing with life's of the students. |
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Avinash Rudrakar said:
(Mon, Apr 23, 2012 01:41:35 PM)
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Hi. Friends this is Avinash Rudrakar: privatization of higher education is good for some areas and also bad. By privatization no doubt the education system quality improves in our country, it helps in growing the nation in faster time but analyzing our Indian economic condition for all public its not easy and no possible to pay the high amount of fees for collages.
The privatization is best way if:.
* the government gives 50% seats to poor students.
* the collage gives some free seats to distinction students.
* the govt. Provides seats as well as more fund to minor students and backward students.
* the collage gives free seats to all students and take the over all fund by govt. |
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Deepika Ohapatra said:
(Fri, Mar 2, 2012 07:04:31 AM)
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| According to me privatization is not totally bad because the quality of education provided in private colleges is always better than that in government colleges because in pvt. colleges the teachers know that if they are not giving their best for the students. They are out. Whereas the teachers in government colleges are just working for the sake of their job security. Government collages didn't take much care and conecern on each student the lecturers in these colleges are simplly take the clases and they didn't concentrate on students performance wheather he is uderstanding or not. Where as in the private collages they are concentarting on the student's performance regularly and help him to score good marks. |
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Kashif said:
(Mon, Feb 27, 2012 11:56:57 AM)
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Privatization in education is inevitable like in any other field. On the negative side they only priviliged individuals can study there, there is no reservation for SC/ST, I don't personally support caste based reservation but there should be some seats reserved for students with bas economic conditions. The worst effect of private institutes is that they have turned into Engineers/Doctors producing machine where the majority of pass out students lacks required skills.
On the Other hand In our country public institutes are too less and not every can score good marks in competitive exams so where will these so called average students go. Should they sit back at home after class XII or should they take admission in some course which they are not interested in?Here the pros of private institutes comes into play. Private institute provide opportunity to these students. Though almost in every field No1 colleges are public institutes but some of private institutes like S. P. Jain and MDI are catching up with these, but unfortunately number of such institute is too low.
So what can be done? Government should allow entry of private instutue but not in bulk, the process should be slow and gradual. There should be government norms which reserves atleast 10-15% of seats for economically backwards. If the fees is too high goverment can think to provide scholarships for these institute which till now is provided only for public institutes. Government agencies like AICTE should become more strict in approving such colleges and should keep a continuous check on quality of education in such private institutes. With active participation of government and safegaurding interest of all parties concerned I am sure that private institutes will contribute to development of India but for the the time being it becomes difficult. |
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Om Prakash said:
(Thu, Feb 9, 2012 06:36:48 PM)
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| Although private institutes are costly and is healthy business for their owners, it has given opportunity to many students to get higher study. Its true that it doesnot provide reservation for specific castes and religion like govt colleges, but it has provided better opportunity for those who due to some reason were unable to score good marks and were unsuitable for govt colleges. I also strongly don't support privatisation of education but seeing the ratio of govt colleges and private one and such a huge population of country I think private colleges are doing their good job. But despite my all views I think govt need to come in arena for developing more facilities and colleges for higher education very strongly. The govt strong action on education. Ie providing good teachers in colleges, increasing no. S of educational fields and education institutes, can only diminish the privatisation. Otherwise the development of country will be hampered. |
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Susmita Dey said:
(Thu, Jan 26, 2012 08:48:22 PM)
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| I think privatisation is not totally harmful. True they are very costly and everyone cannot afford it but in this competitive world people have to have standardized education which the government has far not been able to fulfill to the full extent. So I suggest government and private institutes should come together so that the question of discrimination and affortability should not arise. |
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Arman said:
(Tue, Jan 24, 2012 10:27:32 PM)
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| If education wasnt privatized, illiteracy rate would not only drop through out the world but also the fact stands that, professionals would be hard to find and everything would become much more expensive specially in the case of treatment, doctor treatment cost would go up so much that only a few people could get any treatment at all and the fact of unemployment would flourish as well as people would be uneducated and jouvenile delinquency would creep up above the charts. |
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Nilesh Murgunde said:
(Wed, Dec 21, 2011 11:55:51 AM)
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| Human life is education is very improtant. |
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Akanksha Goswami said:
(Tue, Nov 22, 2011 07:30:09 PM)
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I strongly believe that privatization of higher education would degrade the quality of education. Ours is still a developing country, where more than half the population are below poverty. So is it possible for the students belonging to the poor community to get admission in private institutes. What benefit does these private institutions offer these students? They may be intelligent ones but they do not get a chance to avail the facilities of the private institutions. Besides there is no reservation, so does it benefit the students belonging to the SC and ST community?
Moreover it is not that the private institutes offer better quality. It's entirely a wrong concept. The private institutes are for business purpose only. They may be closed after sometime. So where would the students go? |
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Sanjay Majumder said:
(Sat, Nov 5, 2011 06:50:11 PM)
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| Hi friends its Sanjay, Dept. of Law, N.B.U, Siliguri, totally opposing the concept of privatization of higher education because it is violating right to equality from the point of view that only the reach people are getting the degree in lieu of money. Its true that there are some private institutes providing good education successfully to the students but these are minors in number. Some brilliant people are going in private institutes due to the evil of "reservation" so it's the responsibility of govt. To protect them from the exploitation that are taking place for the policies of those private institutes, as they treat it as a business. From their point of view it is not an offense as they are sitting only for business. |
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Amit said:
(Thu, Nov 3, 2011 11:47:13 PM)
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| I think, privatisation of higher education in India is not a great idea. We shouldn't forget that we are still a developing country and our per capita income is still quite lower than other developing nations. So by considering these facts, I think most of the people won't be able to bear the higher cost of education after the privatisation. Apart from this, I think, instead of privatising, there is need to stimulate and regulate the various government college & universities across the country so that maximum no. Of student can get the proper education and exposure. |
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Vinta Dhiman said:
(Wed, Oct 19, 2011 10:19:37 PM)
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| Hi friends according to me education should not be privatized because we all have the fundamental right of equality, but in private institution only rich people can get education. Private institution only worried about their profit not for quality of education. |
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Jahnavi said:
(Tue, Oct 11, 2011 10:17:34 PM)
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Accroding to my view higher education should be privatised because in government collages they didn't take much care and conecern on each student the lecturers in these colleges are simplly take the clases and they didn't concentrate on students performance wheather he is uderstanding or not.
where as in the private collages they are concentarting on the student's performance regularly and help him to score good marks. |
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Chandan said:
(Fri, Sep 30, 2011 03:55:05 PM)
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| Friends i think Higher Education should not be privatized because most of the private colleges only worried about their profit not for the quality of education.They have their own rules and that is only for their profit. Very few of them have Good faculty and infrastructure.This makes our education system unstable |
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Biswarup Biswas said:
(Fri, Sep 9, 2011 09:41:28 PM)
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| Hai this is Biswarup Bisawas strongly oppose of privitasation of education. In the privte instirution the teacher are deputed by the management of concern institution, that is why the quality of the the teacher is not good. For this reasonThey (teacher) are not able to distribute needfull resources to the student. |
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Harpreet Bajaj said:
(Sun, Aug 21, 2011 05:22:04 PM)
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| Hi friends, I think higher education should not be privatised because in India nearabout 70% of people lived in rural ares and 80% from them are poor so they can't bear the high expances of private institutes. In this way inteligent but poor students can't get higher education. We all know without educationthere are no chances of devlopment. |
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Jjnes52 said:
(Fri, Aug 12, 2011 06:33:05 PM)
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I disagree with everyone, education should not be left to the whims of the market nor should it be a government service. Higher education is a prime example of disparity amongst the value of the degree you obtained even in related fields. If thats not true, ask this question, does it make a difference if you omit the school you attended from your resume? On the flip side, govt education is subject to the possibility of education that is not objective. For instance, telling you that a particular movement is good or bad rather than telling you what they are, what they are trying to achieve, and what the opposition is and allowing the students to come to their own conclusion and debate differing opinions.
In my opinion, education should be run by a non-profit organization and at a minimum, provide a curriculum of math, language, science, culture/history/geography, art and political/business classes. The fees paid to the school is the fees to run the school divided by the number of students and the balance sheet should be made public. The govt could step in to support paying the fee for students to attend but it should not have any influence over curriclum and grading.
There should also be a world standard. Frankly, I find it abhorent that something as simple as the number of continents is taught differently. But that brings me to a whole new arguement on a need to standardize electricity and its distribution, communication (too include a lingua franca) and education. |
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Venkat said:
(Sat, Aug 6, 2011 11:13:31 AM)
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| According to me privatization is not totally bad because the quality of education provided in private schools is always better than that in government schools because in pvt. Schools the teachers know that if they are not giving their best for the students. They are out. Whereas the teachers in government schools are just working for the sake of their job security. When pvt. Schools are demanding more money they also assure a quality education with best facilities. So the only way to decrease privatisation is that the government Increase their level of education. |
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Kanika said:
(Mon, Jun 13, 2011 12:46:37 AM)
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| According to me privatization is not totally bad because the quality of education provided in private schools is always better than that in government schools because in pvt. Schools the teachers know that if they are not giving their best for the students. They are out. Whereas the teachers in government schools are just working for the sake of their job security. When pvt. Schools are demanding more money they also assure a quality education with best facilities. So the only way to decrease privatisation is that the govt. Increase their level of education. |
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Rhy said:
(Sat, Jun 11, 2011 03:13:54 AM)
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| Higher education should not be privatized as everybody cannot afford to have quality education as the price don't cope with everyone. Instead the good quality in the private institute should be provided in the government institutes too. Thus everyone would be able to have quality education with low cost. There would be no discrimination in a sense. Everybody likes to pursue higher education in a better and a high class way which would be possible for all if provided in govt. institutes. So privatization is not a solution to have quality education. |
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Kamala.K said:
(Sat, May 7, 2011 03:38:16 AM)
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| Hi friends, The higher education should not be privatized, infact the respective governments should introduce new reforms to the existing pattern of education. It should strictly implement all the laws related to education so that even the poor student can avail the benefits of higher education and be able to compete with others i.e throughout the world. |
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Rahul Kushwaha said:
(Tue, Apr 19, 2011 01:36:49 PM)
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| In my Opinion education system should not go in the hand of privatization.Because if it goes in the hand of privatization then the child who can give more in the area of education are restricted due to Financial Problem. |
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Kuldeep said:
(Tue, Apr 19, 2011 08:12:28 AM)
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| I think Indian education system should not be privatized because private college like engineering and medical colleges they are providing degree in lieu of money. The passout students from those private colleges are not proficient and skillful, they are succeeded to get degree because they have money to pay fee for higher education. On the other hand a student who is impecunious but perspicacious he would not able to pay fee of private colleges. So that if we have to improve and amend the education system of our nation then, our government should increase the no. Of government colleges. |
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Chandrima said:
(Thu, Mar 31, 2011 02:33:02 AM)
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In a way, it's a boon if you see education just a medium to get into a job. So many millions of private engineering colleges and private MBA colleges have built up like mushrooms these days! In every 100 Indian students, u'll get >75% of them are either having a B-Tech or having an MBA degree! And after getting that they join private sector jobs mostly! Privatization has the capability of bringing a revolutionary change in the economy indeed! But.
Does it serve quality? or they are just concerned about the quantity? That Indian Government should give a special check. Before 100 years, there were 15 prime government engineering colleges in India; even at this point of time, this country has the same number of those. Whereas population count has got multiplied by billion folds! Did Govt. Care? Nope. Even in case of premier B-schools, the statistics reveals the same nature. In a way, privatization of higher education has opened various opportunities, but the saddest part of it is that: it's limited for students hailing from affluent families only.
Middle-class and lower-middle class students still give it a try availing educational loans. That too is quite full of intricacies in Govt banks! Virtually, privatization is making the difference between riches/poors too prominently, and this statement is equally true for every aspect, not only in the field of higher education. |
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Lakshmi said:
(Wed, Mar 9, 2011 09:48:19 AM)
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| If everything is getting privatized there is no scope for value system. Every thing will be money related. Fee structure will not under control of government, so that middle class families cannot afford to go for higher education. |
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Ankit Agarwal said:
(Fri, Feb 11, 2011 10:52:35 AM)
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| According to me education system should not be privatized whether it be primary level or higher level. Because if system is gone in private hand then the private body treat it like a business and what will happen when the business suffer the loss they will shut down their business means close the college or school whatever the condition. In that case only student suffer. Another reason is that every one can not afford the expenditure if the system become privatized. So in that case actual talent may not be emerged. |
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Vikram said:
(Sat, Jan 29, 2011 02:50:43 PM)
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| IN MY VIEW IT HAS TWO ASPECTS.. one the quality of education will definately imporve and the also number of students .. bcoz today no student from the govt. schools come in the meri list bcoz of the quality of education they provide and also the other facilities which private school provide to the students.. second IT will make the quality education costly for the students who r not prosper.. I think the govt. should improve its own education system and if it allow the privatization then it should must control the cost of education that it would not go beyond the reach of general students.. |
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Ganga Thapa said:
(Sat, Dec 18, 2010 12:47:14 PM)
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| Hi friends, I am Ganga. To solve the problem of poor students study in privatization system, government should provide loan for study which can be returned after study and government must have control over private institution to prevent corruption and exploitation. |
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Surekha said:
(Thu, Dec 16, 2010 03:18:59 AM)
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Hi friends I'm Surekha, I too strongly oppose privatization because India is a developing country and everybody is not rich. Some people rich and some people are poor. Every one wants to good education but its not easy because private sectors demands many more money then they provide good education and not everybody's paid high amount.
Some poor students vary intelligent but lack of many they not achieve higher education.
Private sector only think own self they only get money and not provide better education. I m saying all private sector some private sectors are good but mostly private sector are demand high.
May be instead for implication privatization we can improve our government education then we progress and fulfill our desire. Thats all.
Thanks for listening to my comments. |
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Shweta said:
(Sun, Oct 10, 2010 06:09:30 AM)
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Hi. I m glad to share my views on this topic. I strongly oppose privatization cause now a days higher education cost increasing day by day. It is very difficult for the poor people to afford higher education.
I think instead for implementing privatization we can improve our govt education. |
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Laxman Majjiga said:
(Tue, Aug 24, 2010 03:43:57 AM)
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| Hi friends, this is Laxman. I oppose privatisation of education. Education is our birth right, if the government privatised the education there is no chance to poor people to study education and get good jobs. The government should take more responsibility. Nowadays we can see American like countres, they are giving more importance to primary education, for example they are giving high salaries to primary scool teachers then higher education scool teachers. if primary education strong as well as higher education will be good. This concept is well. I'm requesting our government please implement schemes like this. |
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Aman said:
(Fri, Aug 20, 2010 06:18:06 AM)
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| Good morning to all of my friends, Privatization of education at higher level is not actually good thing. Private sector is used for growth of one self, they will not concern more on interest of student they will concern only to maximize own profit. higher education such as medical and engg. should under control of Govt.. to growth of better and reduce cost. Because in democracy Govt.. is our own we have a control on them. |
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Mahebilla said:
(Mon, Aug 16, 2010 01:28:30 AM)
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| Hi friends. I am very glad to share my thought here. I oppose to privatization for higher education. If they become private means they increase cost of study and not follow any reservation. So which will be affect poor people. So too many people hesitate to going to higher studies. I encourage that opening more college which is governed by goverment itself. Which increase more educated people in india. Whatever department may be change to privatization. But i oppose to privatization of education system. |
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Ishu said:
(Fri, Aug 13, 2010 01:38:05 AM)
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First of all, in india i found lot of diversification in education sector. Specially given preference to language or medium for study. Early life for student make dump hiim/her. There is lot of problem as environment,society, not proper guidance, insufficient promotion for study, parents responsibility and so on....
When student enter international environment and then he/she feel where i defeat by self and what he gain and loss..... conclusion all about it is that our country has to set up unique education that no one student around the country feel like that problem. |
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Durga said:
(Wed, Jul 7, 2010 01:44:57 AM)
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| For poor and rich people govt. education is more comfortable. Private education is comfortable for rich butnot for poor. Generally there are more intelligent people among poor. |
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Arvind Balodhi said:
(Tue, Jul 6, 2010 03:50:27 AM)
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Our government is not able to handle its responsiblity that's why it want everything privatisied. Government should have a good management system so that they could manage the employees.
If the education will be privatisied the percentage of school-going children will drop down and as far as higher education is concerned, already the rate is very low and after privatisation it will effect negativly.
Education will be treated as a product and student as a customer by the corporate world. Lack of morals would be there.
If our government becomes repsitory than why don't give the whole management of the nation to the private hands or the corporate world, if they can handle a large business then why not a country. They are having a good experience and the our leaders and political parties must sit back to thier home and watch what will happen then. |
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