Making Graduates Job-Ready

Shweta started her career-journey like any other management student with high aspirations and positive attitude. 

Making Graduates Job-Ready

According to different estimates, India produces around 15 lakh engineers every year and 3 lakh management graduates. However, a more important question here is whether all of them are employable?

Meet Sweta Singh! 

She started her career-journey like any other management student with high aspirations and positive attitude. 

I remember, during her MBA days at Doon Business School, she worked rigorously for her personal growth & professional development. 

As a result, she not only became ultra-confident, and also transformed herself with a great sense of professionalism. 

Today, her message reminds me of her training days, and the significance of training and development for any aspiring individual.

According to different estimates, India produces around 15 lakh engineers every year and 3 lakh management graduates. However, a more important question here is whether all of them are employable? The answer unfortunately is in the negative! 

The recently concluded Aspiring Minds study found out that there is a massive skill gap when it comes to job specific requirements along with employability for most engineering students in India. 

This is why apart from domain-based education, educational institutions must also modify their curriculum patterns to serve the objectives of giving practical knowledge, skills training and most importantly, personality development. 

Colleges must focus on inculcating traits like positive attitude, right body language, 

power dressing, importance of communication skills - both written and verbal. 

Colleges must focus on inculcating traits like positive attitude, right body language, power dressing, importance of communication skills - both written and verbal. 

It is very important to ensure that students undergo several internship programs during the course of their education. Internship programs give them the much-needed opportunity to apply their knowledge practically.

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Follow Your Passion!

Today, Ajitabh has not only explored countless cities across India, and also being paid by YouTube for the fun he has as a youtuber. 

Follow Your Passion!

Following your passion takes courage and you never know what will happen. You can certainly make your passion your paycheck. So, how are you following your passion and making the most of your spare time?

Meet Ajitabh Anand!

An Engineer in making, and a Travelvlogger by passion. 

Glad that he got inspired by one of my sessions at DIT University on 'Following One's Passion' (as he texted me recently); and started pursuing his passion, making the most constructive use of his spare time. 

Glad that he got inspired by one of my sessions at DIT University on 'Following One's Passion' (as he texted me recently).

Today, he has not only explored countless cities across India, and also being paid by YouTube for the fun he has as a youtuber. 

I always encourage my student-trainees to follow their passion as, 

• It gives us a sense of purpose. 
• It adds more value to our perspective.
  
• It naturally makes us more persistent.
  
• It helps us in character-building.
  
• It helps us relate more to the community and come up with more creative ideas.
  
• It makes us willing to go above and beyond the call of duty.
  
• It assists us getting more fulfilled. 

Follow Ajitabh to witness his fun-filled journey as a Travel Vlogger. His journey truly proves the following words, 

"Purpose is the reason of your journey. Passion is the fire that lights the way. If you can’t figure out your purpose, figure out your passion. For your passion will lead you right into your purpose."

So, how are you following your passion and making the most of your spare time?

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