Have you planned investments well so that your children can study in a reasonably quality private schools/colleges in metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangluru? The education inflation in India is around 8%.
There are quality govt school, for eg :- Kendriya vidyalaya, they have pretty good school (few of them might be bad ) . It's really hard to get a seat in there btw
Yes it’s too tough to get admission there. Govt should open more such quality schools
Yeah, I have done my schooling from KV. No doubt it's one of the best School in India. Everything is balanced in KV, from extracurricular activities to sports and obviously studies also
Not having children is also an option.
TCSer is getting some real good quality stuff from somewhere 😌
People should consider sending their children in govt schools. Not sure if expensive private schools and colleges provide any life changing knowledge.
In all of my schooling, college and b school, the only things that help me are my knowledge in english, math and leadership. The rest is pretty much useless. One can learn these things pretty well at home and go to school to build social skills
. Getting top marks is different compared to learning.
Also, folks doing homeschooling are probably not interested in pushing their children to getting jobs. They would probably have family businesses, or would become investors, entrepreneurs or pursue similar independent professions where their potential success depends upon their ability rather than any degree
I was talking to a colleague at office and got shocked to hear that he is paying around 5 lakhs per annum for his 4 year old kid who just goes to a play school.
Looks like there has been major inflation in education and I've been out o...
I saw a linkedin post where his daughter is going to admit in grade-1 and below is the fee structure quoted by one of the top international schools.
What's your opinion on this ?
Another reason not to have kids
