Infrastructure Expert Questions Compulsion for Top Students to Choose Science and Technology Fields in Nepal
Summary
Infrastructure expert Dr. Surya Raj Acharya critiques the social pressure in Nepal compelling top students to choose science and technology fields, urging greater awareness of diverse academic options.
Key Points
- Infrastructure expert Dr. Surya Raj Acharya questions the mandatory pressure for bright students in Nepal to study science and technology.
- He shares his own experience of being encouraged to pursue science based on academic performance, despite broader options abroad.
- Acharya highlights that in developed countries, students prioritize university quality and follow their interests, not just traditional science fields.
- He calls for greater awareness about the value of social sciences, humanities, and arts among students, parents, and educators in Nepal.
