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So, as seen in TBP that KD really really wants to study in RA because it's a prestigious educational institution, far more better than all the municipal schools his father suggests him to join, because according to KD, RA is his ticket to a better future.
But on the other hand, Mr.D says that educational institutions don't make or break one's future, it's the resolve that one holds that makes him a successful person.
So yeah, that's the topic. Do good schools and private institutions guarantee that your future will be secure? Is expensive education the only way you can achieve success in this world? I'll put myself forward as an example. Due to some reasons after my 12th exams, I could not get admitted in the University where I wanted to go. It's not all the prestigious but it's good enough that if I mention it in any gathering, I won't get sneering looks full of contempt or taunts. Instead, now I have to join a place where only average-at-best people opt to join or where, to be honest, people who have no interest in getting a degree and just want to enjoy hours out of home get admission. So, am I doomed?
There are many private colleges and universities who take LACS from each student in his/her course of study and provide them an education only to ultimately register the students' degree in the same Government University which they so clearly look down upon. Why is so much loathing towards government education institutions? Why only private education is deemed the best? Surely, not everyone can afford to be educated in Ivy League colleges. And if they don't, does it mean they can't be successful and their life is over? With KD's resolve and his ambition for getting success through the right way, he could easily have finished his 12th from a municipal school and gotten admission in a college on the basis of merit and scholarship. Is the stamp of expensive, private education that important? Doesn't a person's personal dedication and hard work determine his success rather than how expensive his education is/was?
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