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Cover Story
M. Kumarasamy College of Engineering : Producing Smart Technocrats with Empirical Knowledge
India has the highest youth population in the entire world. Unfortunately a big chunk of the youth is unemployable. This can be attributed to poor infrastructure, access to resources, poverty and various other social evils. Sadly, the big chunk of the unemployed is students with graduate degrees that hold little or no value. There is an enormous scope for improvement in the education sector in the country. It is imperative that institutes work towards generating ROI for their graduating students. The lack of good education within the country is also the reason why Indian parents spend over 3 Billion collectively, in a year to send their kids abroad; in hope of a better future.
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