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Covid-19 has laid a severe impact on learners throughout the globe. The pandemic has affected the academic progress of billions of learners. Covid-19 has led to an increased number of students postponing graduation and dropping out of college. The crisis situation arising from the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in many shortcomings and injustices that have been uncovered in this survey. This study aims to enlighten Covid's effect on the learner. This analysis shows that during pandemic students were not given any kind of special support from their institution for the continuation of studies. This survey also clearly shows that there was no support in the continuation of their studies from banks/financial institutions and little support from the Government and educational institutions.

Keywords

Covid-19, Student Loans, Financing for Education, University Students, Survey

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