Problems faced by the students of Third World countries

Apart from general problems, the following problems are faced by students in the Third World :

1.Limited seats in good schools and colleges make the admissions difficult. In ordinary schools and colleges students do not have the opportunity to develop their talents.

2.Often they fail to study the subjects of their choice. They are compelled to study the subject contrary to their bent of mind. All their future programmes are upset because of this problem.

3.Political environment in educational institutions obstruct the main objectives of the students.

4.Load of books and lack of practical knowledge have also been the problems for students of primary stage and secondary stage of education respectively. To these, we can add the heavy expenses of education in english medium institutions as a major problem of students in the Third World.

These are the main problems that students face in Third World Countries. The Governments should take steps forward so that these problems can be solved.