1. It is that in many countries, not enough students are choosing science subjects at university. What do you think are the causes of the problem? What are the effects on society?

The big planet earth of yesteryears has shrunk to a well-linked global village.

This

in turn has opened multifarious career opportunities before people. In most of the countries, the

number

of students choosing to study

science

subjects are getting reduced. The myriad of reasons, causing the same and effects out of it

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is discussed

herewith.

First

and foremost, the reduced

salary

offered to those whose excel in scientific areas prevents

majority

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the majority

of scholars to choose

science

subjects.

For example

, if scientists of India

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are taking

have taken

take

into consideration, the

salary

paid to them is meagre when compared to the efforts that they put in each day. The pioneers in

science

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scientific

fields are considered as role models by growing generation. The reduced

salary

offered to the famous people in scientific areas can diminish the interest in most of the students. Apart from

this

, to excel in scientific areas, one will have to undergo

multitudinal

trainings wherein a hefty amount of money and time will be incurred. The effects out of the decreasing interest in students to opt for

science

in universities will have an adverse impact on the future of the countries. The new inventions by scientists makes the life of mankind much more easier. The decreasing interests in students to choose

science

subjects in universities

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in turn

reduces the

number

of scientists the near future.

For example

, consider a case if electricity was not invented,

then

life would not have been as easy as today. Apart from

this

, the multifarious employment opportunities offered by various technologies, developed by scientists

also

decreases, which in turn affects the economy of the company. In a nutshell, I would like to reiterate that the reduced

salary

offered to those employed in scientific fields and the large amount of money and time incurred, to excel in their areas, prevents students from choosing

science

in universities. The reduced

number

of children choosing

science

subjects can in turn reduce the

number

of job opportunities. It can

also

make the life of people more arduous.