The shift is real. But tier 2 and 3 will still stick to legacy brands imo
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At IIT Hyderabad, still 46% students yet to be placed. Then imagine what is the situation in tier 2 and tier 3 college.
One more question, if you are building your startup, how many chances are there that you will hire your team from your college?
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