University vice-chancellors in England and Wales have recently called for an increase in tuition fees. There are a number of reasons for this demand. In the face of a decade-long decline in real pay for university staff, pressure from unions for a higher wage deal is increasing. Energy costs are hitting unprecedented highs.
"Many families have lost their income due to overcrowding. Many students have lost their parents. We have waived all the fees keeping in mind all of them."
Due to the health crisis emerged in the country; all schools in West Bengal have been shut till April 15.
Like any long-term investment, quality education is an expensive proposition and must be taken only after considering all other alternatives.
Identifying accommodating universities and countries is currently the key to successfully studying and eventually getting placed overseas.
