Islamabad: (RightNow) 60% of Pakistanis express dissatisfaction with the national education system, deeming it contrary to modern demands. The Institute for Public Opinion Research presented these findings in a recent survey.

According to the survey, 35% of Pakistanis are satisfied with the education system, while 29% cite commercialization and high fees as primary issues. Additionally, 19% identify poor education quality as a problem, and 15% mention difficulties in accessing education.

The survey reveals that 14% criticize the examination system, 11% point to a lack of technical and vocational education, and 9% highlight political interference as significant issues. These challenges underscore the need for reforms to improve the education system.

These results highlight the urgent need for immediate action to enhance Pakistan’s education system. Implementing educational reforms and adopting modern methods are essential.

It is important to note that the issues of commercialization and high fees in the education system are becoming increasingly complex. The government needs to address these concerns promptly to ensure education is accessible to all.