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90%

students

end up choosing the wrong career path due to a lack of proper guidance.

42.6%

graduates

are considered employable, pointing to a widespread skills gap.

42%

students

in class 11^th and 12^th have already reconsidered their career plans, indicating confusion at a critical stage.

68%

students

are not happy about their choice of academic stream, as revealed by a study published in the National Journal of Environment and Scientific Research.

80%

professionals

believe their degrees are inadequate for their current job roles.

77%

professionals

feel unprepared for the job market.

93%

students

are aware of only about 7 career options, highlighting a major gap in career awareness.

10-12%

cost rising

of education in india as per the- National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) annually.

8.25%

graduates

are employed in jobs that match their qualifications.

50%

graduates

are working in "elementary" or "semi-skilled" roles that don’t require their educational background.

86%

professionals

classified themselves as "struggling" or "suffering".

44%

postgraduates

are also found to be working in similar low-skill jobs, raising serious concerns about higher education outcomes.

₹52.3L

(approx. $62,364)

is the average amount Indian parents spend yearly on their child’s overseas education—consuming up to 64% of their retirement savings for a 4-year degree.

29.1%

unemployment

rate for graduates was nine times greater 29.1% than for those unable to read and write (3.4%).

1 in 10

students

is suicidal, and some have attempted suicide—according to a survey.

Suicide ranks third

among the leading causes of death for 15–29 year olds in India, with academic pressure being a major factor.

50%+

companies

have reduced their hiring of fresh graduates, making placement season increasingly tough.

There is a growing mismatch

between graduate skills and job market demands, affecting employability across sectors.

90%

students

end up choosing the wrong career path due to a lack of proper guidance.

42.6%

graduates

are considered employable, pointing to a widespread skills gap.

42%

students

in class 11^th and 12^th have already reconsidered their career plans, indicating confusion at a critical stage.

68%

students

are not happy about their choice of academic stream, as revealed by a study published in the National Journal of Environment and Scientific Research.

80%

professionals

believe their degrees are inadequate for their current job roles.

77%

professionals

feel unprepared for the job market.

93%

students

are aware of only about 7 career options, highlighting a major gap in career awareness.

10-12%

cost rising

of education in india as per the- National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) annually.

8.25%

graduates

are employed in jobs that match their qualifications.

50%

graduates

are working in "elementary" or "semi-skilled" roles that don’t require their educational background.

86%

professionals

classified themselves as "struggling" or "suffering".

44%

postgraduates

are also found to be working in similar low-skill jobs, raising serious concerns about higher education outcomes.

₹52.3L

(approx. $62,364)

is the average amount Indian parents spend yearly on their child’s overseas education—consuming up to 64% of their retirement savings for a 4-year degree.

29.1%

unemployment

rate for graduates was nine times greater 29.1% than for those unable to read and write (3.4%).

1 in 10

students

is suicidal, and some have attempted suicide—according to a survey.

Suicide ranks third

among the leading causes of death for 15–29 year olds in India, with academic pressure being a major factor.

50%+

companies

have reduced their hiring of fresh graduates, making placement season increasingly tough.

There is a growing mismatch

between graduate skills and job market demands, affecting employability across sectors.