Students at public colleges in Bangladesh face poor economic conditions which affect their studies

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Education has been viewed as speculative in terms of producing human capital as well as inciting social change and advancing general progress. It has recently been observed that higher secondary level students in Bangladesh are losing their enthusiasm for science grouping. Or perhaps they are rekindling their interest in humanities while business considers grouping. Bangladesh requires talented students who are interested in nation-building to build a nation that has flourished with modern technology and system. The study attempted to depict a graph of the monetary status of the understudies of science, humanities, and business who gathered at the advanced education level in Bangladesh. Throughout the investigation, the financial status of the guardians was treated as an independent variable. Furthermore, the proclivity to think about science or possibly humanities/business has been identified as a reliant variable. The study also hypothesizes that understudies from financially affluent families are more likely to be interested in science grouping.

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