Speaking Killer sam ielts

Q.
 1: Is higher education too expensive in your country? 
Answer:
Universities in my country, that are run by the government, 
offer higher education for free. The cost to pursue higher education in 
such a university is much cheaper than that of private universities. 
However, the number of students seeking to enrol in post-graduation 
courses is much higher than the actual number of seats offered by the 
state-run universities and colleges. As a result, many students mostly 
from affluent families, get admitted to private universities and pay a 
hefty tuition fee. 
Q.
 2: Should all students pay for their university education? 
Why? 
Answer:
I do not think that the university cost should be paid solely by 
the students and their guardians. Since the government allocate budget 
for the education sector and a major portion of it goes for higher 
education and research facilities, state-run universities must offer free 

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education. On top of that, the government has a responsibility to spend 
the taxpayers' money in social welfare and free or cheap education 
should be a top priority. 
Q.
 3: What advantages do universities bring to society? Is it the 
same in your country? 
Answer:
Universities are the lighthouse of society and they produce 
enlighted citizens who lead the country. Universities not only educate 
the youth and prepare them for their future but also carry on important 
research works that benefit the society as well as the country. For 
instance, many inventions and medicines that we are familiar with were 
actually the results of university projects and research. Thus universities 
serve both the society and the country in numerous ways that have a 
direct correlation with the overall development of a nation. I am proud 
to say that universities in my country also play the same role.