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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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With such drastic changes the tution fees of college is going to rise as well and reducing the number of colleges will only make matters worse for people who could barely get into good institutions (by name only) because of their grades(which seem to

Dinakar

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You raise an interesting point. But, I'm not only talking about unemployment due to lack of job opportunities or saturated number of graduates from a particular degree like cs, but rather the unemployablity of graduates who doesn't have necessary skills in order to be valuable to the industry. I just gave an example of IT, but I recently read a research paper which stated that even graduates from top institutions like IIMs and IITs don't necessarily have the skillset needed for the current workplace.

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