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Quality of education must be maintained in any country as it has become impossible to survive and growth without quality education. There are some aspects that may affect the quality of education such as poverty, fertility rate and population increase. This study has been designed in order to find out and explore the impact of these aspects on quality of education. The data was collected for this purpose from Asian countries for the time period of 29 years and from reliable sources. For analysis purpose, unit root test was employed to find order of integration and stochastic properties of variables, cointegration test was applied in order to find out the cointegrated relationships between the variables, coefficient estimation test was applied in order to measure these relationships and finally Granger casualty test was applied so that the casual relationships may be found out among the variables. The results of these tests indicated that poverty and population increase have significant negative impact on quality of education while the impact of fertility rate has been found insignificant. In the same way, the impact of one control variable, per capita income has been found significant. In the last some important implications and limitations have been discussed by the author.

BARRIERS IN WAY TOWARDS QUALITY EDUCATION: POVERTY, FERTILITY RATE AND INCREASING POPULATION