Indian Engineers and IT Techies

Lack of Softskills affects their Employability

Published on May 25, 2008 By creativegb In Current Events

With the advent of Foreign Universities, the face of Indian education may certainly change.

But the absence of in-house facilities for imparting Softskills (including communication skills, personality development, decision-making and IT) to students of Business Administration/PGDM/IT will continue to haunt the majority of B-Schools in India -- especially in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Maharashtra (Hindi-belts)and it affects these professionals' employability. The Author was recently consulted by a European Consultancy Firm on Indian Education scenario and paid at the usual rate of $1 (USD) per minute.

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