According to OECD Data, 31% of students drop out of college for various reasons. Let's find out why.

Most students drop out of college because of rising tuition fees, higher fee is a big concern. Learners from rural areas often don’t even consider higher education because of financial considerations.

Because of illness, family emergencies, or other personal reasons many students have to drop out. The lack of flexibility in regular colleges left no other option.

Many students are not able to adjust to coursework, or find themself misfit for the course they choose. Improper career counseling is the big reason.

Many students make wrong choices in choosing the university. Because of high competition in tier 1 colleges, they choose tier 2 or tier 3 colleges, resulting in drop out.

Now, students can join online UG, PG, and doctorate programs, that are cost-effective, flexible (lectures can be attended from home, at any suitable time), have more choices of courses and specialization, and easy admission to tier 1 colleges.