Though the fee structure of the university is high, there is no guarantee for undergraduates to get good workplace after passing out and this led to the bad influence on extra curriculum subjects and because of it some people think a university should only teach subjects, which are useful to get a job. I disagree with the statement to a large extent. My inclination is justified in the ensuing paragraphs.
The strongest reason to prove my point is, though field related subjects are necessary, there are many students who want to build their career in another field, so extra subjects are extremely important for those students. If learner given a chance to perform well in their interesting subject, which is their hobby too, then they would definitely work hard to achieve a goal and can make a bright and long lasting future in there interesting field. Moreover, the second reason to pursue my thought is extra curricular subjects teach many skills like, discipline, team work and decision making. Also, companies of todays world want skillfull person even if subjective knowledge is not high, they are ready for higher those extra skilled employees. This skill automatically develops in students who pursue their hobbies.
However, practical subjects cannot be neglected, because without job oriented knowledge, getting a renowned workplace is next to impossible. If a person is good in extra activities, might find difficulties in searching work destination.
All in all, supportive statements of my inclination like, some students makes their career in extra subjects and extra curricular activities teaches many skills are logical with my claim, however their point which says that with only technical knowledge it is very difficult to get job is can not be neglected.
Though the fee structure of the university is high, there is no guarantee for undergraduates to
get
good
workplace after passing out and this led to the
bad
influence on
extra
curriculum
subjects
and
because
of it
some
people
think
a university should
only
teach
subjects
, which are useful to
get
a job. I disagree with the statement to a large extent. My inclination
is justified
in the ensuing paragraphs.
The strongest reason to prove my point is, though field related
subjects
are necessary, there are
many
students
who want to build their career in another field,
so
extra
subjects
are
extremely
important
for those
students
. If learner
given
a chance to perform well in their interesting
subject
, which is their hobby too, then they would definitely work
hard
to achieve a goal and can
make
a bright and
long lasting
future in
there
interesting field.
Moreover
, the second reason to pursue my
thought
is
extra curricular
subjects
teach
many
skills
like, discipline, team work and
decision making
.
Also
,
companies
of
todays
world want
skillfull
person even if subjective knowledge is not high, they are ready for higher those
extra
skilled employees. This
skill
automatically
develops in
students
who pursue their hobbies.
However
, practical
subjects
cannot
be neglected
,
because
without job oriented knowledge, getting a renowned workplace is
next
to impossible. If a person is
good
in
extra
activities, might find difficulties in searching work destination.
All in all, supportive statements of my inclination like,
some
students
makes
their career in
extra
subjects
and
extra curricular
activities teaches
many
skills
are logical with my claim,
however
their point which says that with
only
technical knowledge it is
very
difficult to
get
job is can not
be neglected
.