Some people believe that university should offer places for people with high marks, Others says that universities accept all age of people even if they do not well at schools. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion

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good Universities is very relevant for the
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growth of
students
in their careers. Because
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getting a good job is need of
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now a days
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and that depends on
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the quality
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of University in which student is studying or will
passout
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pass out
in future. Big MNCs and IT companies
also
prefer renowned universities for placements I believe high
marks
should not be given
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priority
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accepting
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students
.
Talent
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The talent
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of
students
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not depend on
marks
alone, some are good in sports, practical experiments,arts etc on the other side some are good in academics and score reasonably good
marks
.
In addition
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this
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a lot
alot
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a lot
of
real life
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examples like Dr APJ Abdul Kalam,
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was never good in studies but achieved one
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most prestigious and honoured
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in
country
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the country
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. In conclusion to
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, I must say that only high
schools
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marks
should not be the
creteria
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criteria
for selecting the
students
, though Universities can give preference for high scores which includes
scholarship
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a scholarship
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to some extent etc and must not close doors for the other
students
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  • meritocracy
  • academic excellence
  • rigors of university education
  • inclusive
  • lifelong learning
  • diversity
  • workforce skills
  • practical experience
  • enrich
  • holistic admissions approach
  • extracurricular activities
  • personal statements
  • well-rounded student selection
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