"Mere degrees are not enough for getting jobs because job readiness is closely correlated to the development of skills and apprenticeship. What is more, many engineering graduates are not industry-ready," Lekha Chakraborty, professor and chair of the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy told DW.
"The current training programs often do not adequately prepare graduates for the realities of the healthcare system or align with the needs of local populations. This leads to inadequacies in resource allocation and workforce distribution," Chakraborty said.
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