Hi folks, I just encountered this article written on SiliconIndia published by Confederation of Indian Industry.
Excerpts: "The study, released here Friday, said the state would offer about 4.5 million skilled and highly skilled jobs and 3-3.5 million unskilled jobs." " The study revealed that of the total engineering graduates and diploma holders passing out from the state's institutions every year, over 40 percent remained unemployed even after two years of graduation. The reasons for "unemployability" of students included disconnect between academic curricula and industry requirements, resulting in deficiencies in specific functional skills, besides lack of practical training, market orientation and soft skills." 40% is a very big margin, especially while we have so many jobs waiting for us after graduation. In fact one aim of TWINCLING Society is to fill this gap between education and industry. So let us not stay silent on this sharing platform. Link to article: http://www.siliconindia.com/shownews/37353 Original study: http://www.ciionline.org/full_story.php?menu_id=78&news_id=731 -- Satish Vellanki
