Bharat Rakshak

Being literate ( especially English literate ) is sufficient for 95% of the jobs out there. Everything else can be learned on the job. If it were sufficient, we won't be this worried: link below . https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140630153810-55218071-higher-education-in-india-the-context-for-chang...

My responses to the several points you have raised. Long post - kindly bear. 2) On caste and apprentice (BTW, which part of the world are you from to talk about education in India and not know about caste?): The reason being, India, even today has layers in society. Even Indians in the US have it. 1...

You have provided a solution without clearly stating what you are trying to solve. [/b] Estimates by professionals of different streams put employability between 5% - 25% (depending on job profile). What this number tells us is 3 out of 4 graduates (even from engineering colleges) are unfit to be e...

Indian education system is in shambles. So much so, that the II(X) institutes exist to prove that they are exceptions than the rule. I have summarized some thoughts on this topic here. Typically Education in India goes on like this: 1. 4 - 10 yrs (Primary) 2. 11 - 15 (Secondary) 3. 16 - 17 (Higher S...