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Volume : I, Issue : X, November - 2011 A STUDY OF COLLEGE STUDENTS ATTITUDE REGARDING LECTURES AND PRIVATE CLASSES Patil. Sunil. Subhash,Miraje Rajgouda Paragouda Published By : Laxmi Book Publication Abstract : It is most evident by the fact that India is lagging behind in higher educational services as it
comprises only 6-7 % students as against 16% in most of the developing countries. Of this 7% elite academia,
87% of it is concentrated in three faculties of arts by 42%, science by 20%, and commerce 21%, and remaining
13% is absorbed by professional faculties like medicine and engineering through the number of universities
and students is increased just 17 and 3.5 lakhs in 1947 to 350 and 1 crore respectively in 2007. Keywords : Article : Cite This Article : Patil. Sunil. Subhash,Miraje Rajgouda Paragouda, (2011). A STUDY OF COLLEGE STUDENTS ATTITUDE REGARDING LECTURES AND PRIVATE CLASSES. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. I, Issue. X, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/552.pdf References : - Gibbs, G and Jenkins, A. (1992). Teaching Large Class in Higher Education, Kogan Page, London.
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