Students challenge in study time period

Lower class students face challenge of basic needs full fillment during their study period

Middle class students get basic education  but they face challenge of during their higher education


Upper class students face challenge of distractions, the source of distractions comes from their surrounding , their parental life issue , their emotional feeling related to their parents attention  etc 

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