India's Engineers Problem | (Reality of Indian Engineering Education System)

In this video, we are presenting information and some disturbing facts about India's engineering students and engineers.

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Video content in brief

India's problem of substandard engineering education is now widely known. Except for Prestigious institutes like IITs, most engineering colleges are unable to provide education and opportunities for engineering student that would get them suitable jobs.

Since 2016, the number of engineering seats has been on the decline. According to AICTE, it is around 75,000 annually. In 2016-17, total intake capacity at undergraduate level was 15,71,220, of which total enrolment was 7,87,127, which is just around 50.1 per cent. In 2015-16, total intake was 16,47,155, of which enrolment was 8,60,357, which was 52.2 per cent

AICTE wants to close down about 800 engineering colleges across India. There are no takers for their seats, and admissions are plunging in these colleges every year.

Nearly 150 colleges are closed down voluntarily every year due to stricter AICTE rules. According to a rule of the council, colleges that lack proper infrastructure and report less than 30% admissions for five consecutive years will have to be shut down. AICTE has approved the progressive closure of more than 410 colleges across India, from 2014-15 to 2017-18.

In 2003, the government formed a committee to find out how technical education was doing in the country. The UR Rao Committee flagged a future glut of graduates. It found technical education was expanding rapidly which could not be sustained in the long run as there wasn't as much demand for as supply of engineering graduates.

Fifteen years later, the committee stands vindicated.

Nearly eight lakh BE/BTech students graduated last year, but only less than half of them got jobs through campus placement, according to the AICTE data.

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