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British students apply for professional courses, internships and then get some jobs. Indian students are great. They want free courses, spend on scam coaching centers, use fake CVs, simple school & college degrees, no internships, no skills, no experience and just want easy jobs

The college faculties have not done any business and they are teaching you jobs

Before building Fixderma into a Rs 1,500 crore skincare empire, founder Shaily Mehrotra had to navigate the tough reality of starting from scratch in Southeast Asia.

Speaking on a Startup Pedia podcast, she shared a humorous yet insightful story from her early days working for a French swimming pool company, a job she took purely out of necessity, even though it came with a massive 40% pay cut. Comparing her mindset back then to today’s workforce, she pointed out a clear shift.

“Generally, I see nowadays people come and ask for a 30% to 40% hike, but what value they are going to add to the company, there is no certainty about that. However, at that time, I took the job even though it came with a 40% salary cut,” she told Jameel Akhter, co-founder and host of Startup Pedia Podcast.

Source: Startupedia

Most college students are not good for any jobs.
British students apply for professional courses, internships and then get some jobs. Indian students are great. They want free courses, spend on scam coaching centers, use fake CVs, simple school & college degrees, no internships, no skills, no experience and just want easy jobs

He has shown that no body is interested in India education

Before doing any jobs you must understand who are the employees