EP-60 | Why Are Indian Graduates Unemployable? | Quick Take with Smita Prakash

[@rdsunsb]

I see here the problem. 1) education in India is just memorizing. No skill development to apply learned things to solve problem. 2) Students want success instantly, want degree but not putting enough effort to understand concept, develop concept by linking the chain of though and fundamental concepts. 2) No proper soft skill development like organizational skill, communication skill, proper planning, proper execution, being visionary or capability to see things in larger and micro perspective. 3) Industry not telling exactly what skill they need.4) the most important thing is reservation. If you hire and employ low quality. Teachers and professors then what they are going to teach? The biggest blunder of Indian government and politics was to have reservation in teaching. This is killing the education system of India in terms of quality output from students.

[@krisgopi_8]

You first improve the skills of municipal corporations to keep your cities clean. Then point out other bs

[@adiddevil]

Oh yessss.... Blame the youth when the govt. cant provide jobs and proper education.

[@Notaji22]

No.. that offer is long gone in 1991. Now it’s open market lazy can’t feed on taxpayers money

[@surojeetchatterjee]

​@@Notaji22 there is nothing called open market in oligarchy system & corrupted nation.

[@himanbaba]

When minister says graduates of country is unemployeable, government should think, when there education minister should resign. No one stopes government's to invest in education, but no government want to put money for education.

[@prasad7553]

Mediocrity is institutionalised in India. When reservations were introduced in teaching and admissions, the downfall of educational standards has started. Indian universities produce unemployable armies of graduates. Money and quota caste are a formidable combination to manipulate the system. Recent fraudulent IAS case is just an example.

[@aninditabhattacharya1715]

Perfectly put 👍 the British have achieved what they intended to do when they ruled here and when they left

[@Ankithgarg]

There is no reservations at all in sports... Why no performance in Olympics by this great nation😂

[@ankushmukherjee3219]

Quota is one dimension, but is acrually not the major problem in faculty mediocrity. There are much larger reasons as well. Without quota, performance hardly would improve by 10%, but problem would still exist largely. This needs serious reforms, work on grassroots level education, only removing Quota also won't help. P.s- I am a Brahmin by name not reserved category guy supporting anyone or quota here.

[@lotharlaishram765]

Well said

[@Kumara1008]

😅 I know a Iyengar Brahmin. You studied in merit in Anna University. He compared percentage from various pain areas and prioritised the improvement area based on that. He doesn’t understand that percentages are not comparable unless they have a common denominator. So where is the concept of merit vs. reservations.

[@OPU221]

Collages are outdated ❤

[@marxist6858]

Education system itself is outdated only marks matter.....

[@adhikaribabuofficial9392]

Even IITians who are going for UPSC are unskilled. Right ? Blaming youth for own failure

[@kartikshetty5420]

What percentage???

[@Saurabh-xt8gz]

Many IITians usually choose UPSC as their career path even if they have good job offer.

[@angeldust4224]

​@@Saurabh-xt8gzmore chances for corruption 😂

[@Saurabh-xt8gz]

@@angeldust4224 Probably

[@irsharma]

Engineering courses must go for revolutionary changes….there must be at work internship for two months every year in industries preferred by students….

[@notrat5678]

Forget about unemployable youths for a moment. Employed individuals are finding it hard to keep their jobs because everyday they have to think about one or more of the following: electricity, Gas, roads, vultures in the govt. offices delaying things because one didnt go thru “agents” who will grease their palms… 70 years rule by babus has made this country very corrupt to the core. The current govt is not trying hard to undo that but the measures are not good enough. For the taxes one is paying he/she is not getting anything in return.

[@muralik98]

Number one reason is we are service sector economy.. The day we dominate manufacturing and core R&D we will thrive

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Lefties and wokes don't want that ,they are evil wanting only specific standards and specific type of people what the service vs manufacturing debate dosent get is that if u use products they would be manufactured somewhere u cannot simply do without that it's better to have a share of that sector to an extent that it Reduces burdens with labour laws

[@Drganguli]

There are simply too many people in India to create jobs for. More and more people should set up small buainess

[@timewaste5189]

No , India , there are two types of jobs 1. Average jobs , 2. Aspirational jobs . Average jobs pay as per Indian market rate(2.8k$ pci) . Aspirational jobs pay almost at per developed countries(12k$ pci ) . Getting aspirational jobs are quite hard . A large part of our youth want to get those jobs . If they target average jobs , those not that difficult to get .

[@angeldust4224]

Correct. Governments are not in the business of providing jobs!

[@AjitJoshi686]

Polytechnic educated, ITI educated technical people should have a quick roadmap to get a degree like BSC technical. Also these UPSC, State recruitment exams should be scrapped and normal graduates should have a roadmap to the elite positions so people will focus on immediate jobs and not wasting time on preparing for competitive exams.

[@Notaji22]

Super 👌🏻

[@newdhirajkolge]

Our Indian Graduates, many of them are very well employable, very Hardworking, sincere to their efforts and achieving great things all around the world. They only need a pat on the back and a lifting hand to mould them in the required skillset. Just look around how the World is utilizing their tenacity and talent for a fraction of the price they pay to the locals there. Its our Govt's policies and Tight clutch of the Feudal Lords killing their dreams and ambitions repeatedly. In India, capable PhD candidates and Engineers are filtered by mediocre 3rd grade HRs who are concerned about cutting costs and pleasing the Lala. The old Business Lalas themselves are greedy to the core and barely care beyond short term profits. Everybody knows of a SIMPLE businessman always preaching 70 Hrs work in his sweatshops while paying pennies to employees.

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

That's true

[@sugureshireddy4590]

Rotten education system

[@aspirant_007_]

When you don't bring any vacancy and recruitment then even UPSC topper level students will be seems unemployeble

[@Notaji22]

What skill upsc topper brings on table? … has he proved his management skills anywhere? Can he code/weld/lay bricks/ run business/ design-edit things/repair things? Any intership/apprenticeship? All skills are on paper .. that’s why she said unemployable because youth don’t have skills. Just degree

[@aspirant_007_]

@@Notaji22 I think you confused "graduates" with any other descipline . Whay a graduate weld ,lay brics and do other such things there is ITI and respective domain of education is there . Fact is SSC , banking many other massive recruitment of GRADUATE level vacancy drastically and systematically reduced . Go check vacancy statistics and Get your facts checked before defending any feku politician who finished govt jobs and bailed out lakhs crore of rupees for their businessman friends

[@angeldust4224]

Seriously, Government is not in the business of providing jobs. You losers need to open businesses and create jobs!!

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

The society is for all

[@Notaji22]

@@aspirant_007_ That’s what i am saying why do you want to be graduate .. you know this fact that vacancies have reduced then don’t do it. If you have done it then your certification doesn’t add any value. If there is vacancy of developers then you can’t say hire me because i am phd in history. Even simple businessmen understand market but people don’t want to understand job market. Laying bricks is better than being unemployed. You want everything platter.

[@samwienska1703]

When you cannot provide jobs blame the youth! 😂 When you cannot provide correct salary for the current economic conditions then just blame the workforce is lazy 😂

[@ay9523]

Do you think India graduates are employable ?

[@prasannakannan4322]

talk with facts

[@krisgopi_8]

You are absolutely right,, students who are graduates gets blame even if many of them has good Mark's and skill Govt, political leaders and technology evolution should be blamed first. Modi failed as bjp is in power for more than a decade. Even in opposition parties ruled states should be blamed. They enjoy luxuries and our country bright students 😢

[@samwienska1703]

@@ay9523 if one or two graduates are unemployable , it is a failure of the individual. But if almost more than 50% of the graduates are unemployable, then it is the failure of the education system and the failure of the country itself. Don't put blame on the youth. The government (all the parties) is incapable. Because they cannot control the population. Even if the population is increasing they cannot provide jobs like in China.

[@timewaste5189]

@@krisgopi_8 No , India , there are two types of jobs 1. Average jobs , 2. Aspirational jobs . Average jobs pay as per Indian market rate(2.8k$ pci) . Aspirational jobs pay almost at per developed countries(12k$ pci ) . Getting aspirational jobs are quite hard . A large part of our youth want to get those jobs . If they target average jobs , those not that difficult to get .

[@garv1177]

Ghanta!! Government he industry ko bulane mein Aur jobs generate karne mein fail kia hai. 6500 companies left the country and moved to Dubai and Singapore. Brilliant minds are not being given proper scope for research and innovation and end up going abroad 70% of Indian patent filing are done by NRIs. Blaming the youth isn't the way out of this.

[@iamShuvam]

They are not unemployable , there are no adequate jobs in India. Govt did not increase vacancies, candidates suffering in corporate sector

[@timewaste5189]

No , India , there are two types of jobs 1. Average jobs , 2. Aspirational jobs . Average jobs pay as per Indian market rate(2.8k$ pci) . Aspirational jobs pay almost at per developed countries(12k$ pci ) . Getting aspirational jobs are quite hard . A large part of our youth want to get those jobs . If they target average jobs , those not that difficult to get .

[@aditisk99]

Can you list what those average jobs are?​@@timewaste5189

[@timewaste5189]

@@aditisk99 Jobs like Sales , Finance , medical representative , interior designing , accounting , BDE etc.

[@angeldust4224]

Governments are not in the business of providing jobs! Start a business and create jobs!!!

[@desi20273]

First throw out "Karachi Project" agents out of India.

[@udaybasumatary305]

They lack appropriate skill

[@D.2601]

Name few skills?

[@liuxian558]

In the US students find scores of incubation centres. In india there's only coaching centres

[@satyajitchattopadhyayyt]

Bad and non-practical syllabus. Poor infrastructure. Very few job opportunities and many graduates. No skill oriented studies. No massive industrialization.

[@durudadlani1931]

No, no one can safely call them "unemployable" ! They have huge God-given talents and skills, and they can do just about anything. India has a huge potential development, and it is conceivable these young and highly intelligent people will rise to the challenge. An all-inclusive ethos will pave the way forward. The renowned Tatas, Birlas, Ambanis, Adanis, Godrej, Kotak, Mahendra, Mittals have done great works already, and can continue to light the way. Jai Hind!

[@ashwinikumar6937]

Waqt board and halhal certificate Danger for India

[@dekev7503]

Most of them can’t even construct a sentence in English, despite “studying” in English.

[@watersanitationhygiene]

You need critical evaluation on the Indian education system and make constructive recommendations to the governments. Then only the Indian education system makes human resources useful,otherwise the demographic dividend is going to waste.

[@chandrashekharmore1436]

Only because of the one "Divider in chief"

[@BipinBabu2024]

Bring population control bill.

[@adiddevil]

History shows that it turns out to be massively bad idea

[@prajju8114]

@@adiddevil it doesn't matter, our country needs it especially for the low wage people who cant take care of their kids, let the rich marry and have kids, our country will flourish

[@adiddevil]

@@prajju8114 nope...it's a bad idea... Population is not the root problem... Creating opportunities is. Villages are not densely populated and they have poor people. Coz they have no opportunities there .

[@irsharma]

There is no jobs for arts students having the maximum percentage in lot of graduates…

[@Uns4rmLhr]

😢

[@Notaji22]

You want to grow sell something that nobody wants to buy. It’s open market try selling your degree

[@angeldust4224]

What the hell do you offer? Philosophy 😂

[@krishverma2106]

One the best explanation on KZbin for the upsc and defence aspirants for their essays

[@rahuldesale9261]

शिक्षा वो शेरनी का दूध है, जिसने भी पिया वो दहाड़ा है।

[@rahuldesale9261]

RRRRRaaaaaa

[@madhumatidev4845]

Problem starts at the root, it's the way we get educated and who is educating, teachers are not skilled, lack leadership and are not responsible at all. Politicians are owning educational institutes, and treat them as business, cause obviously they don't know the importance of being educated. Unemployment is a big issue and the bigger issue is the bad attitude these kids are learning just to survive. Check any IT company or manufacturing unit. There is a struggle to fill positions, because they don't get right people. Why do more and more students go to other countries to study, even though our GDP may be better, cause children study nothing here, other than cramming, saddest is when they get frustrated and commit suicide. Hope the government is not waiting for more escalations to take action.

[@desi20273]

It means we are a nation of incompetent, lazy and distracted people.

[@timewaste5189]

India , there are two types of jobs 1. Average jobs , 2. Aspirational jobs . Average jobs pay as per Indian market rate(2.8k$ pci) . Aspirational jobs pay almost at per developed countries(12k$ pci ) . Getting aspirational jobs are quite hard . A large part of our youth want to get those jobs . If they target average jobs , those not that difficult to get .

[@JoJoBoOzK.O.]

Yup!

[@anonymousan5063]

Students are running after govt jobs only . Because govt are making govt jobs more and more attractive, and lucrative with easy money and without any hard labour .

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Vocational training requires business promotion etc

[@2001sharadc]

Sarkari Babu banna hai, upri kamai chaiye, dahej chaiye. Budape Tak IAS ki tayyari karenge 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bhavtosh5328]

This govt has one tendency they blame others for their failure and propagate such news via their channels like this one.🙏🙏🙏

[@jonswap9097]

All graduates are unemployable until they have built up some experience (say 1 to 3 years). What is required is professional and technical instutions that operate training and apprenticeship schemes in combination with industry to allow this to happen in a way that can be supervised, documented and is fair to all parties.

[@pradipkumaryadav8016]

Now blame youth

[@Eren_yeger-y6d]

Smita prakash ji itna mat chatiye ki chat chat ke tongue ke test buds flat ho jaye.. 😊

[@user-we7jz3hw7l]

Thats means india education system is not good ,why can't govt make institutes like IIT make accessable to all thru videos or other means many engineering colleges doesn't have capable lecturers

[@HarpreetBambrahOfficial]

Real issue lack of Awareness ⚠️

[@Amjinks2088]

I just have one question Who decides the curriculum Students Parents Teacher Or the all mighty government If your education system is producing "unemployable" graduates what on the earth is stopping the government from revising the curriculum and aligning it with the requirements of the market ? The Government through its various departments and agencies decides what will be taught and by whom it will be taught and where it will be taught They have complete power to regulate education in india as well as the education institutes and it's their responsibility to rectify this situation . But it appears as though they are once again back to Victim blaming strategy.

[@LikeDeep-q6w]

The priorities of people of a nation decides its future. A country whose priority is a caste census and caste-based reservations - its fate is already sealed!

[@prajju8114]

skill is not the problem, salary is the problem because private sector MNCs exploit freshers by hiring them for 14k to 18k salary, hence the youths are avoiding private jobs and aiming for govt jobs. If you want to see more employment then raise salaries, neither narayan murthy nor Chandrasekaran nor any CEO of IT companies ever talk about increasing that nasty low wages they have been paying since decades but they want 70 hours of work.

[@srikanthsv79]

Yet private jobs pay the highest, it's about growing up the ladder. I started with 14k & in 2 years at 50k already

[@lambaa6990]

Good news, good report.. I love you😮

[@watersanitationhygiene]

The education system needs to be reformed, students become not degree holders, They will be employable when they come out from a particular institution

[@pingme786]

Because of The great WhatsApp university Because of godi media Because of Hindu Muslim 😂

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Late graduation ,late pg etc ke options utne bhi bure nhi

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Look at the west ,so many ppl not even gone to school yet look at the quality of life

[@shivalikedia6726]

Best way to get employment is to marry a Rich ANI director like the speaker herself.

[@amazingVideozs]

Vietnam and other Asian counties r picking up IT super fast with rock bottom prices / billing.. This is end of mass employment.. forget those days u could just get IT job studying Biotech ( happened back when i graduated )

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Biotech already has tech and IT

[@angeldust4224]

They need to start businesses instead of looking for jobs

[@sugureshireddy4590]

This is modi channel and they are putting blame on youths. Shameless

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Look at other countries we need quality of life failures ,successes dono har taraf se hai

[@BHIWADIPROPERTY5544]

Skill is not the problem in indians Because "Maa k pet se koi sikh kar nahi aata hai dunia sab yahi sikhta hai dunia mai" So please its a silly excuse Private companies don't want to give salary hikes as per inflation rate that's the exact issue

[@prashanth1882]

Yes, having experience also, i am unemployed.

[@Saurabh-xt8gz]

Degree don't bring skill. You can get degree on just studying last night.

[@Meraj484]

Jab minister ka interview lete ho to sawal q nhi puchte

[@shamakrai3310]

Before 2014 - Govt is responsible for unemployment, why the youth is not getting job After 2014 - Youth is unemployble, they are unskilled and can't be given job

[@Desh-bhakth]

Many students bse they r not getting employment they r going abroad

[@nikhilchougule1208]

Why didnt you ask this to your dear modi when you interviewed him!

[@abhishekkaushik8868]

Lack of coordination will continue as coordination required willingness and oneness to do so well. Why related industry is not employed resources setup for skills related in-house training? In absence of coordination concerned industries can bridge this gaps quickly than Government plan or educational institutions plan for skills development... Try to resolve problem at sources rather than depends on others...which is not in order and working as per industries skills needs.

[@Psai4456]

If gov don’t give jobs blame corporate If corporate not blame youth But not Gov what a hypocrite video

[@angeldust4224]

Population explosion and crying about jobs! Stop propagation 😂

[@riteshsinghchoudhary115]

If you don't give opportunities to skill and upgrade how will they do it. Most of the skilling is done at work not at colleges. People learn by doing.

[@purasach3167]

U r ryt Mam

[@sanjayyadav-oe7fo]

papa ki pari blaming youth for unemployment wow

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Stop it

[@satweekgahane7257]

Isko kuch pata nahi godi media

[@zenneosen1]

Most students study in Private colleges where teachers are poorly skilled (poorly paid ) in teaching valuable life skills. Besides students do rote learning even in college to get marks. One year of doing a project/apprenticeship in the last year of college doesn't help them. Projects/apprenticeships should start right from the college's 1st year leading up to various skill sets before even hitting the job market.

[@timewaste5189]

No , India , there are two types of jobs 1. Average jobs , 2. Aspirational jobs . Average jobs pay as per Indian market rate(2.8k$ pci) . Aspirational jobs pay almost at per developed countries(12k$ pci ) . Getting aspirational jobs are quite hard . A large part of our youth want to get those jobs . If they target average jobs , those not that difficult to get .

[@stabilityconquest]

And also Undereployment is the biggest issue these days , companies are not paying enough​@@timewaste5189

[@pradipkumaryadav8016]

Yes mam skilled man is that only reading news which are written on wall that is called great skill 😂😂😂😂

[@JoJoBoOzK.O.]

She is not some 'maam'

[@sugureshireddy4590]

I'm going to unsubscribe this channel

[@vijaysagar4494]

1. No personal development - soft skills 2. Bad body language 3) Nose pickers 4) Bad odour 5. Poorly dressed 6. Poor english skills especially communication (don't understand the question and answer incorrectly). Your marks can get a ticket to interview only, not job (nb: even after failure, don't correct these qualities for next interview)

[@lakshyavarshney9942]

Body language?? Dressed ?? No thnx

[@vishwajeetdhamdhere3210]

Because they are just mediocre and below average Most of them dont care to develop their resume and work on their skillsets! Inko lagta hai degree mil gayi toh sarkar job dene baithi hai, bhai jobs milte hai Tum mehnat lo!

[@stabilityconquest]

have you heard about Undereployment? Talented youths are getting exploited for 3.5 lakh -5lakh p .a and that skills pays a lot in foreign market .

[@vishwajeetdhamdhere3210]

@@stabilityconquest ask them to improve their resume and skill set I have worked in US and India for last 10’years I can tell you Its not different story in US, Indian students who are too lousy to work on their resume Fail to get good jobs.

[@stabilityconquest]

@@vishwajeetdhamdhere3210 comparing indian economy with US economy ? no need to discuss now 😂

[@vishwajeetdhamdhere3210]

@@stabilityconquest beta Economy compare nahi kiya hai kisine! Jobs market and skillset ki baat ho rahi hai!

[@stabilityconquest]

@@vishwajeetdhamdhere3210 gadha hai tu kya bol raha hai koi idea nahi hai tujhe

[@sugureshireddy4590]

In india there is no education at all. It is said by jiddu Krishnamurthy back in 1980s, just think of the present situation.

[@amritpatel3794]

You are right. Indian student graduate thru "Ratta". They lack of core understanding. I take interviews all the time and I am shocked by their knowledge.