Privatization can only save the progress.
It has no scope for mediocrity but only for merit.
Reservation isn't the prob, prob is that country is still able to function without much support of government agencies.
The day country will depend on pvt sectors, all will get well.
It has no scope for mediocrity but only for merit.
Reservation isn't the prob, prob is that country is still able to function without much support of government agencies.
The day country will depend on pvt sectors, all will get well.
For example, a person does not argues with doctor as he does with Architect. As he can't mess with his life.
It is tough to juggle with field without whose support you can't exist.
Currently pvt sectors are only used as support but not decision makers.
It is tough to juggle with field without whose support you can't exist.
Currently pvt sectors are only used as support but not decision makers.
In privatization, accountability of work and skill is unavoidable.
As the demands for more better skill will surge, the government colleges too would be bound to would be bound to increase cut-offs even of reserved seats.
As the demands for more better skill will surge, the government colleges too would be bound to would be bound to increase cut-offs even of reserved seats.
In the end, we might be only left with the genuine case of EWS reservation that too with no less than 0.7 X Gen Cut Off.
The government may then be able to sponsor the education rather than giving direct reservations.
The more merit will increase, more Pvt employees.
The government may then be able to sponsor the education rather than giving direct reservations.
The more merit will increase, more Pvt employees.
More the Pvt Employees, more the Taxes and hence even sponsoring genuinely poor students might not be tough at all for the government.
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