National Engineering Day Highlights Graduates' Employability Challenges

Saturday, 14 September 2024, 23:31

National Engineering Day reveals alarming insights into the employability crisis facing graduates in India, with 90% of engineering graduates struggling to find jobs. This year's figures showcase the daunting reality for nearly 1.5 million aspiring engineers, amplifying discussions around the job market and skill enhancement.
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National Engineering Day Highlights Graduates' Employability Challenges

Understanding the Employability Crisis

As we celebrate National Engineering Day, it becomes imperative to address the pressing issue of employment among engineering graduates in India. With a staggering 90% of graduates projected to encounter difficulties in securing jobs, the urgency for systemic reforms has never been clearer.

Current Job Market Insights

  • 1.5 million graduates this year.
  • Only 10% expected to find employment.
  • Increasing demand for skills in emerging technologies.

For many, the gap in skills and the expectations of employers has become a barrier to entry into the workforce. Employers seek not only academic excellence but also practical, hands-on experience.

Future Directions

To combat this crisis, it’s essential that educational institutions innovate their curricula to incorporate real-world applications, aligning education with market needs. Leading figures in the industry are calling for collaboration between universities and companies to ensure graduates are work-ready.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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