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<blockquote data-quote="RaguXt" data-source="post: 7664246" data-attributes="member: 34088"><p>Further more there aren't much universities in Sri Lanka that offer Engineering degrees like Bio medical engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Genetic Engineering etc. So if the private universities open up, they'll be more concentrating on those areas which the local government universities lack. And there'd be competition too, healthy competition probably, between government and the private universities. So that the standards of education'll go higher, better facilities will be supplied etc. and of course even if one gets an engineering degree just by spending money, it is highly doubtful whether any company would hire that person. So as to my opinion, all of these are just illogical theories and crap stories just to demotivate the program and just make sri lanka take another step back.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RaguXt, post: 7664246, member: 34088"] Further more there aren't much universities in Sri Lanka that offer Engineering degrees like Bio medical engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Genetic Engineering etc. So if the private universities open up, they'll be more concentrating on those areas which the local government universities lack. And there'd be competition too, healthy competition probably, between government and the private universities. So that the standards of education'll go higher, better facilities will be supplied etc. and of course even if one gets an engineering degree just by spending money, it is highly doubtful whether any company would hire that person. So as to my opinion, all of these are just illogical theories and crap stories just to demotivate the program and just make sri lanka take another step back. [/QUOTE]
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