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Skills > degree. Those with good technical and communication skills will survive everywhere. Spend some time on your communication.

What do you guys think about your academics? Are you guys pursuing any degree or will go for higher studies? Leave Comment while sharing your insights so can I can understand you guys more.

The unemployment rate for graduates is 29.1%, almost 9X higher than the 3.4% rate for those without literacy skills.

Your degree won't secure your future. Here are 3 skills that will. 1. COMMUNICATION: If you can't explain it, you can't sell it. 2. PROBLEM-SOLVING: Degrees teach theory. Skills solve real problems. 3. ADAPTABILITY: The world changes fast. Ski

*Urgent Requirement For MARKETING PERSON* in Deoria (*Female Only*) *Minimum Work Experience* 2 year in any hospital or Company *Qualification Requirements:-* HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL *Salary* 6K to 15K & Depending on Skills *For any query c

"Learn to Build, Not Just to Get Hired" The tech world moves fast. Trends come and go, but the ability to build and solve real problems will always stand out. Focus on mastering the craft, understanding problem, understand systems, and create somet

Where will you go for higher studies if you have 25 lakhs only ??

IIT Degrees Don't Mean Big Paychecks Anymore Did you know that students from IIT Bombay are only getting 4 LPA job offers? That's not much money at all. In fact, many new companies around the world are offering 40 LPA to young workers. But IIT stud

‼️I feel this is accurate as Indian have good degree but still somehow they lacks skills . What's your opinion over this ?

Hello everyone, I'm seeking your opinions on whether an engineering student just after completing the degree should go for post graduation (eg. MBA) or he should stick to the jobs and gain some experience and then go for post graduation. I'm asking b