HSC English1st paper model question with answer pdf-30

HSC English1st paper model question with answer pdf-30

 Solution to Model Question–30

1.A.(a) (ii) consist of (b) (iii) associated with (c) (i) event (d) (ii) the idea of private university was introduced (e) (ii) education of university level (f) (iv) 12% (g) (iii) National University (h) (iii) 4 (i) (iii) 79 (j) (iii) event (k) (i) four (l) (ii) 20 (m) (ii) around 1 lakh (n) (iii) less (o) (i) high (p) (iii) Master of Arts

1. (a) Tertiary education means the third level or University level education. Only about 12% of students get opportunities for admission into tertiary education.

(b)  Opportunities of higher education in Bangladesh are insufficient due to some limitation. Lack of enough accommodation in proportion to the demand hinders the majority of students’ access to higher education. Moreover poverty and high expense also deprive the students of getting higher education.

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(c)   Most of the students can’t get themselves admitted into Universities due to accommodation constraints, poverty and increasing educational expenses.

(d)  There are two categories of higher educational institutions in Bangladesh. They are degree awarding universities and colleges under National University.

(e)   There were only 4 universities in Bangladesh at the time of independence war in 1971 and all those universities were publicly financed autonomous entities.

(f)   In the early 1990s the private sector came forward to establish universities. Since then private universities are working as a new phenomenon in Bangladesh. At present there are 79 private universities in our country but the quality of education is not satisfactory in most of them.

      (g)  Accessibility to higher education means the opportunity to get university education and sufficient support from educational institution.

(h)  A large number of students are deprived of higher education because of limited seats in public universities, poverty and economic insolvency of the middle and lower middle class families to meet the increasing educational expenses in private universities.

(i)   Private universities are a relatively new phenomenon in this country. Starting from the 1990s, the number has increased to 79 at present. According to the UGC Annual Report 2010, the private university students number is 2,00,752 but with great astonishment we see that those aren’t playing vital role in case of innovation and productivity. Moreover, some private universities only tend to make money, not imparting quality education. As a result, we should increase the education environment there, not the number of universities only.

(j)   I think that Bangladeshi universities are not playing vital role in case of imparting quality tertiary education. There were only 4 universities in Bangladesh at the time of independence in 1971. At present the number of both public and private universities has increased a lot. Moreover we have got National University. All these institutions provide tertiary education but with limited facility. Limited access to avail all kinds of diversified educational facilities relating to their study fields hampers the quality education for tertiary level.

2. (i) A flow chart showing some points about private universities of Bangladesh is given below :

      (ii) A flow chart showing the drawbacks of public and private universities is given below :

Or, (i) 2 (ii) 4 (iii) Public University (iv) at present (v) emerged (vi) 79 (vii) NU affiliated college (viii) enter (ix) Students (x) private university

Educational institutions for higher education in Bangladesh consist of two groups- degree awarding universities and colleges under National University. At present there are 35 public and 79 private universities. Most students prefer public universities for higher education because of their offering a wide range of subjects.

But most of the students fail to get themselves admitted there because of limited capacity. So a large number of students are deprived of the opportunity of receiving education in public universities. About 80% of the students study in private universities and NU affiliated colleges.

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