How hard it would be for the middle class family to educate its children in a better way?

What kind of answer are you expecting here? It is already very difficult. But just keep in mind 350+ fortune 500 companies are owned by school and college dropouts ;) so figure out what do you want.

errm.. Germany, Sweden, italy... Zindabad! but they also do require an initial investment which a middle class family can afford for one child, but for more than one can be a problem. situation is still not that bad. good students can still make a mark in or out of pakistan. The thing is, not everyone is good at studies. and by good i mean very very good (studies ke saath insaaf karne wala) :|... so it might boil down to your child. if its his misfortune that he is born in a family who find it hard to pay for his expenses, he should be good enough to go through the process by his sheer talent. but i know, such guys are 1 or 2 in a hundred.
I see somebody say BBA here... can somebody tell me how hard it is to get a job on that degree WITHOUT any reference pawa etc...

It would be hard but if the fee should be not too much and there should be good teachers in every school.

It would be extremely hard. I am from middle class family and major part of my father income goes in our education expense. Even private school and college fees have increased. I am sure things will only get worse in next 20 years

It is expensive for the middle class people who are earning and spending in rupees, the people who are earning in dollars, euros, pounds or riyals, it's a bit easier for them relatively. And in future, if things remain the way they are, only education, everything gonna get worse.

its getting difficult these days ... but when i was in school ... it wasnt the case .. i still remember when i was in matric my monthly fee was 1000 rupees and i was in St. Pauls English High school ... ! it was awesome ... but these days the tution fees is getting higher and higher ... ! even in universities lie LUMS, IBA .. they have increased the fee such that it is less affordable by many ppl now ... !
otherwise u still can get loan to study here .. we have a loan system in FAST-NUCES in which u have to pay the laon after your graduation ... so its comfortable ... !

I think this is a global phenomenon but then one must keep in mind that there are a variety of aspects that are needed to kept in mind in this regard. Remember that hardwork provides an alternative to the tuition fees in terms of scholarships and student loans and bonds. Secondly public sector universities do provide quality education at affordable dues. Just keep in mind that if you belong to a middle class family you'll have to work a bit harder to get yourself in such an institution. And goverment should definitely take actions to maintain the standards in public sector institutes at par with the private sector.

Honestly, I cannot really give you a proper answer to your question. Sorry for that. But, allow me to still share some thoughts.

Nowadays one is supposed to have a good education. What is a 'good' education? Does it have to do with the kind of degree you have: Bachelors, Masters, etc.? Or do we go even further as in what subjects you have specialized in, so that it is not only Bachelors - but Bachelors of Arts, of Social Sciences, MSc, MA, MBA, etc.? Does it have to do with the university you took your courses in? Does it have to do with your grades? Does it have to do with the time you invested in your studies (a 3/4/5 year course for your Bachelors)? Does it include your other activities as well: Do you work? Did you do internship? Are you member of some organization, etc.?

How much of this 'good' education actually matters in our society? - It is a necessity in order to have access to good jobs with decent salaries, which again is necessary so that you can provide your family with basic necessities and think of getting settled. The quality and quantity of your education somehow is supposed to reflect your intellectual level, how capable and ambitious you are, how well-off you are and the list goes on. It is, in short, a status symbol as well as a luxury for many (something many could only dream of).

Question: Why do we study? And why do we study what we study? Is education and money the problem or is it the time factor which is more crucial? Nowadays, it takes longer to finish your studies - at least, where I live, it takes quite long! People mostly are focused on studying particular subjects, because they seem to believe that the future lies in those fields. Does it?

I ask How hard is it for the Middle Class to survive in the current scenario?