EDUCATION IN PAKISTAN



                           EDUCATION IN WORLD AND IN PAKISTAN           


Pakistan is a country with only 54.9% of literacy rate in which 59.7 are males and 40.3 are females.In Pakistan 55.1% people still can't predict their name even. According to UNESCO'S 2009 GLOBAL EDUCATION DIGEST only 6.3% of Pakistani's were university alumnae. Any  Pakistani UNIVERSITY is not even listed amongst world 2100 pinnacle universities .According to HEC 2013 ranking Lums is the Pakistan top university which is at 2153 position global. Indian's made their position in world top 300 universities .Indian institute of technology is at 294th position universal .Pakistan assign only only 2.1"% of their GDP to education which is not sufficient .The PMLN government allocated 54.7 billion RS to education this year. In India they allocated 794.51 billion to education this year . If education is not precedence our future will be in dark perpetually . 

Today Pakistani are lagging behind in the field of education and the people are suffering a lot. The students are facing many problems regarding their education purpose. Every political party talks about Education in their manifesto but when it comes to the performance they are nil in it. Political parties just are limited to announcements no practical work is been shown by them.

Many students leave their academic life and start working on low wages just to help their families financially. Some students like girls are not been permitted by their families to go to universities and so the ratio of girls education decreases.

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