How A Single Window Exam (NEET)
Affects The Private College Ecosystem ?
It costs a fortune to run the colleges. And colleges are never owned by a single person. Many rich people come together ( some with intention to give back to society & some with the intention to invest the excess cash they have) & pool the money in the name of a trust , gather all the necessary approvals , lands & finally build a college.
After having invested so much of time & money, its now time for them to wait. And they wait for the college to be viable financially. It does take a lot of time & patience.
And finally in due course of time the college makes a name for itself and it becomes financially viable after the passing out of 2 to 3 batches. By then a steady source of admissions is guaranteed every year. Now it’s the time for all the investors to take their share of profit every year or month depending on how much each one has invested.
This whole cycle is a self sustaining ecosystem that not only provides opportunities to students to study further but also to all the investors with excess of cash (black or white) to invest in a respectable cause ( opening & managing a college does bring lot of respect and power) & also to earn more money in the end.
