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Dinakar

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Vast majority of graduates are unemployable. What are your thoughts on this and how can the system be changed in such a way that students actually learn what is required for the workplace. So my take on this is that firstly, reduce the number of col

Harsh Singh

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Aryan Mishra

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We don't need to reduce no. Of colleges. In india engineering is more theory oriented instead of project Oriented we just need to improve curriculum of colleges for this govt should create team which check every college on the basis of there curriculum. Second part is even in colleges most of professor train childrens to be a job ready we should teach them how to be a job creator. We should teach them how to be a problem solver instead of assignment writer ....

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Dinakar

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I agree to both of your points, government should take an initiative and examine if the curriculum being taught is relevant to the current needs of the Industry. And also we need more employers out of colleges rather than just creating employees.

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