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Private Universities in 2021– Ways to revive with those lost dreams. The Private Sector Education system came into the picture since the mid 80s when we realized that the Government driven education system is not adequate enough to cope up with the increasing demands of education in our country. The entire idea was to have better education infrastructure and ensure quality learning by privatising the education system. The Private Sector Education system came into picture since the mid 80s when we realized that the Government driven education system is not adequate enough to cope up with the increasing demands of education in our country. The entire idea was to have better education infrastructure and ensure quality learning by privatising the education system.  After almost 30 years, with more than 400 UGC approved  Private Universities operating in India, quality term is lost in the kilograms of potatoes making education a business game for quantity. Most of the owners of Priv

We find the students in a doubly distressed world after Government announces to postpone the board exams due to 2nd wave of Covid in India. After spending more than a year in a virtual world, away from their friends  classmates, school play grounds, teachers, coaching centers, missing those school playground afternoons or coaching centre evening with friends, unwillingly diving into the sea of those boring online sessions, where they had to be present but without their minds, the students are bound to be depressed and demotivated. For Class 10 and Class 12 students, things are more stressful and pathetic as they will be missing their last year in school, the play grounds, the walls and every corners of the classrooms carrying the memories of a long lasting childhood wrapped in a nostalgic togetherness with friends. I still remember my last few days in school spent with my friends and teachers. When I was a kid, I used to cry before going to school. When I grew up, every Monday morning