#engineeringisdead
India produces 15 lakh engineers, but only 20% go on to do jobs in it. Nivedita Raverkar explores the reasons behind this harsh reality of engineering and a simple yet controversial solutio…
Reality of Engineering – A Dying Practice in India
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Pritha Ash
. 2mo
The main culprit is still roaming outside. The justice is still not served...
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Abhishek Sareen
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Rich kids need to grow up
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Shilpa Ahuja
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Simply, they should be allowed to study different subjects to understand what they’re truly interested in, instead of just sticking to medical or non med etc.
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DR Ahuja
. 2mo
I was thinking that students, who are studying in class 8 to 12th standard, are given opportunity from many options for their carrier, to choose from in advance and guarantee a sure job/business/profession, after their completion of required education/training/experience
This exercise needs to be started at Govt of India level.
My belief is that unemployment in our country shall be minimum because the opportunities are tremendous but these guys dont know what to do.
Suggestions/corrections on this idea are welcomed
