Education

There should be two sufficient requirements to study any course. 

1. I should have completed and passed the qualifying course required for admission to this course.

2. I should be able to pay the necessary fee, so that, the institute that offers the course does not end up in losses. 

(Second condition may not be necessary. Government or any other sponsors may offset the cost, based on their own criteria.)

If I satisfy the above two points, and if I am still unable to do the course that I want, then that is a problem, and that needs to be fixed. Everybody should fight to fix that issue. 

Just because, somebody has studied harder, should not mean, I should not study the course. [I have passed the qualifying course, and I have all the knowledge to understand this course.]

Just because, somebody can pay a lot more than me, should not mean, I should not study the course. [I am ready to pay full expenditure that the institute is going to spend on me.]

I want to study the course, and providing employment is not your problem. 

Around 30 years back, Engineering education used to have this problem. Now, to an extent, it is resolved, eventhough, it is not completely resolved. But, for Medicine, this problem is still there, and nobody seems to bother about it.