I am flabbergasted to see people's aberrant frustration over St. Xavier's. I tried to appease the discussion and was expecting intransigence from my fellow sajhaities , but people keep knocking on my door again and again.I appreciate everybody's futile effort to enervate Xavierian spirit.

I would like to begin my discussion from my friend Sarkozy's heed about St. Xavier's.

"Yes, we are still in feudal state: when it is pretty impossible for the kids of commoners to go to Xavier school or any Bungalow school (you know the vicious circle!)"

Mr. Sarkozy, you are being dogmatic here.We already elicit the fact from our previous thread that St. Xavier's, St. Mary's are relatively cheaper than other myriad schools in Nepal. In St. Xavier's school if you get admitted in class one, all you need to do is pay monthly fee till grade 12. Unlike other trifling schools, you dont need to pay for admission every year and monthly fee is cheap enough for an average family to afford. St. Xavier's college is cheaper than other untold colleges scattered in Nepal. For I.Sc, the monthly fee is Rs 1700 now. Now, on what pertinent details are you so fervid about impossibility for the kids of commoners to go to Xavier school? Of course, you need to be smart and like our fellow friend kathCAT, you need to have a big brain. Therefore, your statement is fallacious and misleading. So, don't think that people from middle and low class family are impeded from studying in Xavier's.

Sarkozy, you compared Xavierians with "land lord's son" now? I know you are trying to be an ostentatious here to aggregate people's sympathy. I compare you with our dull-witted leaders of Nepal. They talk big in front of mass,but they do different in reality. Let me give you an example here. Dr. Baburam Bhattari, born and raised in Gorkha, went to one Missionary school (like Xavier's) in Gurkha and completed his SLC. During so called people's movement, Maoist occluded many Missionary school. That vivaciously shows off the pungent thinking of Baburam and Maoist. AS you may have noticed that our political leaders(almost all) are against private boarding school and foreign education. They strictly insist that government schools are well and equally facilitated like a private school. To our dismay, all leaders have their son/daughters studying in Lincoln/other eminent schools or some prestigious university in foreign countries..
I may sound vague here, but I will make everything crystal clear in just a minute. Sarkozy, you are no more different than these dolts. Probably, your son/daughter/sister/brother is enrolled in one of these renowned schools, and here you are in sajha trying to prove yourself patriotic and adamant. WTF?

kathCAT,

just like Guru said why don't you send your kids to the village school if you are too certain that people learn much more from the context and surroundings in village. We are yet to see kathCAT sending his children to one of the government schools in remote village for schooling!! kathCAT, it is easy blabbering here about some idiotic sh*t that doesn't make any sense, but when it comes in reality it is totally different.Come up with viable thinking, son!

To make you feel better,let me share you my own experience regarding frustration. After getting done with my high school, I decided to apply in MIT. Its not that I am smart enough to go there, but I wanted to give a shot as I had the application fee waiver letter from my guidance counselor. Obviously, MIT denied my admission. Frustrations started growing over my body. Nowadays, I am after MIT students to judge their intelligence. Just like you, I have a felling that an average US college student can do far better than a MIT graduate. I google MIT coursework everyday to compare with mine, so that I can predict I am in the same level , both academically and intellectually with a MIT student, which is not true! The difference between you and me is that I don't make lame speculations like you. I HATE FANTASIZER.

I KNOW WHERE YOUR FRUSTRATIONS ARE COMING FROM....ITS OK DUDE!!!