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Private universities: Good or bad? (For last time need your vote)
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<blockquote data-quote="senanayake39" data-source="post: 20411693" data-attributes="member: 50733"><p>It's good to have Private universities. But government should monitor its activities for quality control purposes. So I would say 100% private institutions won't be a good idea. Specifically if you talk about PVT uni like SAITM, then all students whom pass out by SAITM should sit for government exams to check their eligibility to become registered doctor. </p><p></p><p>So simply giving YES or NO to your question won't give you a clear answer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="senanayake39, post: 20411693, member: 50733"] It's good to have Private universities. But government should monitor its activities for quality control purposes. So I would say 100% private institutions won't be a good idea. Specifically if you talk about PVT uni like SAITM, then all students whom pass out by SAITM should sit for government exams to check their eligibility to become registered doctor. So simply giving YES or NO to your question won't give you a clear answer. [/QUOTE]
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