Education System in Pakistan

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___ ___  [Source](https://pixabay.com/illustrations/ai-generated-student-scholar-9295105/) The education system in Pakistan is divided into two parts, one is government and the other is private. The teaching system in these educational institutions is also different. In government institutions, the education system is quite weak, with low fees, and most of the students are not available. On the contrary, the fees in private institutions are high but the education system is better, so the rich prefer most private institutions. In addition, religious schools also actively participate in educational activities in Pakistan, and secular education is also provided along with religious education. Education in Pakistan is the right of every citizen. This is given to you according to the law of Pakistan. It is the responsibility of the state to provide education from the age of five to 16. But here is a misfortune that there are very few schools in rural areas. Children have to go to school very far. Teachers are often absent, so children are often deprived of education. In rural areas, there is a significant difference in the education of boys and girls. Some parents do not allow girls to pursue higher education and stop their education after primary matriculation and take care of the household. And focus on marriage, on the contrary, boys are given opportunities to get higher education. On the other hand, in cities, the education of boys and girls is considered the same and girls also get to study in universities. If we talk about the literacy rate in Pakistan, it is 55 to 60 percent. In cities, boys and girls go to school in equal numbers and get an education, but if we talk about rural areas, the number of boys going to school is more than girls because in rural areas, not much attention is given to the education of girls, so girls living in rural areas are less educated. It is not so easy to get an education, and many obstacles are faced in it. For example, in rural areas, schools are quite far away, so parents do not pay attention to sending their children to school. Some parents are not able to pay school fees and make their children focus on work. They are interested in teaching them skills. Various NGOs are working to promote education, which goes to the village level and informs parents and explains the importance of education so that parents focus on educating their children. By educating them, this is a good step that has started focusing on education in deprived areas. The number of schools and universities in Pakistan has now started increasing and this facility is also going to every village so that more and more people can get education, especially those who are not aware of the importance of education or do not have the educational expenses. If this facility is available in every village, every child can get an education. Education is important for a healthy society; it not only creates an educated class but also creates a buzz. As the modern era is coming, the education sector is developing. If the government pays attention to this, I believe that in the coming times, every citizen of Pakistan will be educated and intelligent. |𝔸𝕓𝕠𝕦𝕥 𝕄𝕖| |--| Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist person. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive. ____ ____

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