For years, engineering was the dominant field in India, with 1.5 million graduates annually. However, only 10% are expected to secure jobs in 2024 due to a significant skills gap. Despite 60% seeking employment, only 45% meet industry standards, highlighting a critical disconnect between academic training and market needs.
Pursuing engineering once a fad, now a dilemma: Only 10 percent of 15 lakh graduates likely to land jobs this year
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