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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

Yash Agarwal

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Reason; Year 1: C , Python, and Maths was taught(rest were absolutely unimportant like Physics, Chemistry, Civil, AutoCad etc.) Year2: Still have non essential subjects (like Microprocessor) Year3: Most od them are important Year4: What do they even teach?

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Vaishnavi

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In some colleges even python is not there in first year 😔 but some other non related subjects 🙂🥲

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