Both the poor and the rich find the accessibility into university difficult. Do you agree or disagree?

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Getting
admission
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in the
university
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is hard for the wealthy as well as the needy people. Whilst, I unanimously agree because the accessibility to the
university
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is based on two major factors, which are academic merit and lack in the amount of seats, that I am going to elaborate in the trailed paragraphs. The chief reason for the difficulty in the
admission
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to institutes by the haves and have-nots is due to academic requirements. Simply put, universities are choosing their students based on some
criterias
a basis for comparison; a reference point against which other things can be evaluated
criteria
,
for instance
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, academic performance of the student and owing to that factor the qualify the student or do not approve
admission
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.
For example
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, medical students, who have secured above 85% in the exams, are able to gain
admission
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in the medical college to become a doctor.
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, academic qualification of the student must be fulfilled and qualified in the merits of the
university
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. Another point to consider is that the limited students can get the acceptance as
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university
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the university
a university
has fewer seats.
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, all universities are able to teach
certain number
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a certain number
of students every year. Limited resources, teachers, and classrooms may make the issue worse. To cite an example, in India, every year 40,000 teenage are applying
in
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to
IIT
colleges but
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colleges, but
only 500 from them obtain the accessibility in the colleges.
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, lack of seats in the higher institutes is the reason that makes it troublesome for poor and rich people. To conclude, wholeheartedly, I subscribe
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to
the view that not only affluent
people but
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people, but
also
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needy people find difficulties in getting
admission
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in the
university
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as both must meet the academic requirements for the accessibility and many universities have a limit on the number of yearly intakes, which equally affects everyone.
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