Anjali Kulkarni
Hi, I really want some good suggestion as I am seeing lots of freshers passout every year and most of them not getting jobs it is due the engineering system in India or any other reason but what happening with these guys they ready to do anything like work on shop or cnc machine. I don't think any work is small but what about there degree if they had to do this so the question comes in there mind why the wasted 4 years.
Learning is a continuous process and spending 4 years to learn something is not a waste of time. It is true that education system here mostly provide theoretical knowledge, but if you are truly learning and when you get into some actual work, you'll come to know how important this knowledge is and how easy it makes life compared to those people who didn't spent 4 years studying.
But then again, many of these so called freshers did engineering not because they liked it. Just thinking that doing engineering will ensure good job and once everybody does the same, it sets off the balance between demand and supply, thus creating unemployment.
But those people who study what they love will always get jobs (and some may create jobs for others too).
And even if they don't get jobs, education is not about securing job. It is about learning and getting knowledge. Education enables you to work efficiently regardless of where you work, whether at a shop or CNC machine.
I know struggling for getting a job is a difficult part of life, but the requirement is to create jobs. Here major part of employment is dependent on service sector. We need to encourage freshers to take risk, to be entrepreneurs, to give a boost to manufacturing sector. It's a feasible solution to the current phase of unemployment.
