Registration Fees for

TOEFL - ₹12,000
GRE - ₹15,000
SAT - ₹8000

there are people who want to go for quality education abroad but can't due to financial constraints, due to such reasons many brillant students are forced to take up admissions in local colleges. +

In a place like Kashmir or India or Pakistan, apart from some private institutions there's not much striking difference between private and government colleges. Emphasis is laid more on education and then infrastructure. +

If you are privileged or have ample financial resources to study abroad, then be humble. What's the point of going on rambling every now and then about how ugly our colleges are. Yes, but there are many factors to it. +

And getting admissions in government owned institutions isn't easy. One has to work hard like crazy. And recently, same goes for private institutions now. Without qualifying entrance exams, you can't get admission in any college unless you opt for management seats. +

I know many people (close acquaintances ugh) who couldn't qualify entrance examinations here, so they opted for colleges in US by paying huge sums of money. When they taunt our education system it feels strange and "flexing". +

I just wrote all this after noticing a general observation. Otherwise, I've not right to stop anyone from getting education from wherever they want. In the end, the results matter.

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