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

#accessibility #university
Education is pioneer of student fortune. But some suitable & adequate students could not access to the universities. Some argue that wealthy and indigent both go through trouble in getting
admission
 to the varsities. In my opinion, children from affluent families easily get
admission
 into institutes.
However
, it is quite difficult for poor.
To begin
 with, rich students have many chances to take a seat for higher study in institutions. In private organizations, they have reserved seats for wealthy families, students, that pays an enormous fee.
In other words
, if their child could not get higher grades, they provide donation and if institute don’t initiate for
admission
 to their child, they have many notorious contacts to get access to the varsity.
For example
, even if the students do not get excel in academics they have influential contacts of trustees and recommendation of politicians might be
aidful
a material effigy that is worshipped
idol
 to them. In fact, with
this
 privilege, their children can get
admission
 effortless.
On the other hand
, youngster with non-affluent family background or no top influences might be hard to accessibility. Poor students could get scholarships, but for limited students only. It’s an arduous way for poor to deal with these conditions. According to Hindustan Unilever movement named “Shiksha”
,
Accept space
,
30% of Indian intellectuals, students could not get access to the universities due to circumstances related to money.
Finally
, it is easier to accessibility into educational organizations for magnate families’ children, it’s difficult for indigent children. No matter what, education is everywhere, if you could not get
admission
 in institutes, does not mean that your future will be blurry. Try to find your own ways to get information.

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