I wanted to make sure what u were actually proposing before going any further, its always best to clear things up first

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Now coming to ur proposal i think its immature(no offence) and is the textbook eastern response to issues which instead of targetting the problem actually multiplies it. Consider a simple agricultural buisiness model for instance , ur yearly yield of crops is suffering due to bad management and outdated techniques, you dont go around planting more crops on a larger scale the next time but improve ur yield by taking on new methods, better quality seeds, equipment and management.
Education is the same as is the core of the establishment of any succesful national network or enterprise etc.
We need to invest heavily to improve the facilities we already have, we need to invest a lot more into training professors and teachers, we need new modern techniques and approaches to education, we need introduction of basic recreational facilities initially, we need more scholarship programme's to aid those who cant afford higher studies, building up on that we can slowly raise the "standard of education" in pakistan.
We dont need more of the same junk, we need a better quality output hence due to lack of funds we need to set our priorites right and focus more on output right now rather than expanding. We already are producing doctors and engineers faster, much much faster than we could employ them and believe me due to the unplanned, unregulated expansion of institutues the quality factor is fast plummeting.
The fact of the matter is that we need to invest heavily to first repair and than upgrade extensively the level and standard of education we offer here coupled with a lot better facilities to mould a student into something worthwhile, just putting up more schools and colleges would not solve anything, hell u can have colleges etc at every street corner and still we would lag centuries behind the developed world in education.
After we have upgraded the existing education network and mangement system here than we can think about expanding on the same new standards that we would've set for ourselves, this is what would kill the cancer, this is what is needed, it would be a slow process yet will pay in the long term, no short cuts in life pal, nations that invested in quality back then are now reaping the benefits.
Our politicians usually avoid this approach because they like to cut "feetas" and pose for pictures, nothing pleases the stupid masses more than new buildings, there are a thousand fold more opportunities for corruption by initiating new projects that start to decay in a year. We need people who plan beyond thier 5 year tenure, we need people who plan for decades into the future.
Ps. Learn to take pride and respect the local coined terms among other things, it would do wonders for ur self respect, people in germany stick to the term university while in canada it is refered to as school n if u say university people give u wierd looks, its the different for every country so no need to mock everything pakistani...