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Message: <blockquote data-quote="king_pandukabaya" data-source="post: 13807292" data-attributes="member: 279674">Indeed Sir, I'm fully accepting your point.Passing A/L (the hardest exam in the world <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/sad.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":(" title="Sad    :(" data-shortname=":(" /> ) in most of the cases Maths (that is very hard) and getting highest score and going to uni can be done by only the brightest students. Imagine only 4% of students goes to university, so cream of the cream goes to government universitiesIn this case, anyone with 3 S passes can go to a private or government affiliated private university and get an IT or Business Mgmt degree if they have money. If they put some effort they can easily pass that degree. I myself was one of them. If I had a chance, If I had worked hard and got higher A/L results, I would've definitely gone to a government university. IT graduate supply in Sri Lanka is rising up each and every year. These private universities are mass producing IT graduates like never before. Even now the supply is more than the demand. Finding a job is getting harder and harder. People will settle for any salary. This is the bitter truth of IT graduates in SL  </blockquote>

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