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This research provides a critical analysis of the challenges that students face during their study years, although the educational landscape in Uzbekistan has experienced major transformations and breakthroughs. This paper is divided into three basic themes. That is to say, "How is the condition of higher education in Uzbekistan?", "Key obstacles encountered by students", "Potential solutions to these problems". The key purpose of this article is to identify the challenges faced by students in Uzbekistan and to suggest actionable strategies for overcoming these barriers. A mixed-methods research approach was employed to investigate this topic. Quantitative data was collected through surveys administered to students at several universities in Uzbekistan, utilizing online social media platforms. Additionally, qualitative interviews with educators provided deeper insights into their experiences and perceptions regarding the systematic issues affecting student success. This comprehensive methodology allowed for a well-rounded understanding of the challenges faced by students. The findings reveal several significant challenges, including limited access to quality educational resources, inadequate infrastructure, financial constraints, and a lack of support services for mental health and academic guidance. Significantly, students in Uzbekistan face significant challenges during their study years, there are viable solutions that can enhance their educational experience. By addressing issues related to resources, financial constraints, and support services, higher education institutions can create a more conducive learning environment. Implementing these recommendations will not only benefit students but also contribute to the overall development of Uzbekistan's educational system and its workforce. Overall, As Uzbekistan continues to evolve its educational landscape, the implementation of these strategies will be essential in ensuring that students are equipped with the necessary tools and support to thrive academically and personally.
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