Steep decline in campus recruitment: aicte

[kakatiya]

• Lack of coordination between engineering colleges and industries, and failure in adopting employment-oriented curriculum have resulted in a steep decline in number of students getting campus placements every year.

• There is a severe shortage of qualified and trained faculties in engineering colleges and schools, he said adding that the institutions must create an ambiance which would encourage entrepreneurship simultaneously while approaching companies for campus interviews.

• "A student studying at a private engineering school in a remote district of Odisha can register and undergo a course offered by IIT Kharagpur over SWAYAM and obtain a certificate from the premier institute," he said.

• Supporting the autonomy for institutions, Sahasrubudhe said the colleges should have the freedom to devise their own curriculum which is relevant to their surrounding (market) to make the graduates more employable, he added.

• He called on the industrial sector to contribute in terms of logistics and training to students so that they can get an orientation on technical work during the course.

[bhaigan]

lets import people from other asian or african countries.....so India also encourages immigration and we will become another USA