Which is the most effective measure to solve the employment problem of university graduates?

BY ENCOURAGING THEM TO WORK IN RURAL AND UNDER DEVELOPED AREAS THE LOP SIDED DEVELOPMENT IN URBAN AND SEMI URBAN AREAS WILL BE NARROWED DOWN.THEY WILL GAIN EXPERIENCE AND EXPOSURE TO WORK IN AN AREA WITH MINIMUM COMFORTS AND WILL HAVE A SATISFACTION OF BEING INSTRUMENTAL IN DEVELOPING UNDER DEVELOPED AREAS.

Thanks for the referral Ms.Greeshma Reddy.

I agree with your opinion and also with Mr.Sanjoy Bose. This attempt will have advantages for both the under-developed/rural areas and the unemployed youth. It will be a earning for the unemployed and the service to the society which means helping each other.

Now days whatever taught in colleges are not relevant to future carrier. The students must be trained as professional with well equipped skills and talent to lead their life without expecting jobs from others. They should learn how to lead others by giving employment opportunities. One way they become the entrepreneur and other way creating job opportunities.  

Market concept of Development  is not the only solution.West people has done lot of damage to the world just because every activity they take at the back end is the motive of expansion of market whole world for them is  comodity.

To my mind when we go to village our interest should not only be to find out or to develop them just to get our business,that will not be appropriate. Then again we will turn another village to another town or city.

We have to find life cycle within villages being one of their village member.Even in our remote villages the people staying there may not talk our languages or may not be knowing our ehics and practises but their age old traditional life also have their inner strength for best survival of life.

We have to respect them ,we have to learn about what is their basic need,what conventional method they follow for the life struggle. We may land up to finding out another Vana Ramayan wher we are to learn again our own culture of "Athithi Devo Bhava" among them.We may find another Shabari waiting for us to greet in her hermitage .

As per our ideas and thoughts wher we equate our development  with standard of living wher our minimum standard is  a car  a building  electricity etc, which is a far cry for them and even after our life long efforts also this can not be achieved.

So before plunging in such kind of development plan we should really need to study about those village development plan which have been proven results.Naming some such projects I could say Nanaji Deshmukh jis project at Chitarkut for rural development could be a model for that.

Vipin, it is not just more and better schemes, but also the education quality itself. We mistakenly impart literacy and call it education. We as a nation are suspicious of people who work from home or make a living from non traditional resources. Yes we need to encourage self reliance in todays world in our youth. The future is not what it used to be.

I would say that entire education system need to be revamped and reformed. In a developing country, the aim of education should be quickly make the young generation in the general mass employable than trying to make everyone graduate.

Country will need millions of tradesmen in various fields. The HR policy also need to change. Every job shall be filled with candidates with just adequately commensurate qualification, and not the overqualified. There shall be decent minimum wages for every job and there shall be parity between the pay and perks of tradesmen and graduates; and there shall be parity in the enviroment and working conditions of workmen and the white collars. 

I agree. We not only have to revamp the "higher education" system but education per se in this country. Please remember that our education system was instituted about 100+ years ago to provide a constant supply of "clerical staff" to the east india company. Do we still want to keep on producing administrative staff only? We as a cultural habit do not encourage enterprise thinking. even if we decide that the sole purpose of education( aka literacy) is to grow up and get a decent job, please atleast train our youth with the skills required to survive and prosper in the corporate world. 

Agreed. But why at all we need so many 'GRADUATES'?  In a developing country looking for development in farming and agro and other large scale industries and alround infrstructure, we need people who can be employed in these areas. The type and output of the educational institutions shall be such that to generate enough hands according to the right need and proportion.

Government should facilitate and provide 10th standard plus 2years and 3 years tradesmen training free of cost in every village and small towns in the country.  Considering these, the HRD ministry's idea of scrapping public exam in 10th Std exam etc. are totally skewed.