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EEO. 2021; 20(6): 185-193


Topic Challenges Faced by Ruler Girls to Achieve Higher Education

Dr. Asia Khatoon, Tahira Begum, Dr. Ann Samson, Narmeen Noonari, Dr. Safia Niazi.




Abstract

The gift examine aimed to research the challenges, which women had to stand to conquer the
cultural obstructions in getting better training. The examine targeted on a large number of
cultural boundaries and challenges, economic troubles, and educational problems that lady
needed to face. Qualitative, in addition to a quantitative studies approach, became used to
recognise approximately the revel in of respondents which they skilled even as getting
admission withinside the university. Questioners had been the critical gear to acquire the
records defined through a percent basis.
The examine became performed in Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan (Punjab, Pakistan)
due to the fact distinct rural regions surrounded it. The populace of the existing examine
consisted of the lady college students analyzing in BS (Hons) software and M.sc college students
of the university. The paper argues that economic constraints protected the subject of the
shortage of assets allocated to women. Due to negative monetary conditions, dad and mom
favored their son’s training compared to the daughter’s faculty and counseled that because of
constrained assets, dad and mom pick among daughter’s training and son’s training.
“From those excerpts, it became additionally discovered that households did now no longer put
money into girl’s training because of their restrained productiveness in producing earnings. The
originality of this paper is that the conservative opinion of the own circle of relatives and
network is the number one determinant of low enrollment fee of women in better training. In
addition to this, the end result of the studies depicts that little parental training additionally
consequences in a flat enrollment fee in Pakistan.

Key words: Women training; Significance; Problems; Higher training locating and suggestion






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