What percentage of engineers are employable in India?

On an aggregate level, employability in these areas is around 1.5-1.7\%. The US has a much higher proportion of engineers, almost four times, who have good programming skills as compared to India. A much higher percentage of Indian engineers (37.7\%) cannot write an error-free code, as compared to China (10.35\%).

Are 80 engineers unemployed?

The ‘ National Employability Report for Engineers 2019’ put out by a job assessment platform Aspiring Minds, has shown that over 80\% of engineers in India are unfit to take up any job in the knowledge economy. This means, overall, only 1.5\% of engineers in India have the required skills for new-age jobs.

Are Indian engineers any good?

Indian Engineers are no doubt among the best engineers in the world… Since high school, the way, our Mathematics and Physics concepts are strengthened, give us an all time edge over other engineers… The place where we lack is, 1.

How much population of India is engineer?

As per the results of a survey across India, around 880 thousand students were enrolled in computer science engineering discipline in academic year 2019….

Characteristic	Number of students in thousands
Civil Engineering	536.54
Electrical Engineering	394.15

Are Indian engineers incompetent?

The new Annual Employability Survey 2019 report by Aspiring Minds reveals that 80\% of Indian engineers are not fit for any job in the knowledge economy and only 2.5\% of them possess tech skills in Artificial Intelligence (AI) that industry requires.

Is Indian engineers are good?

India’s engineers are better than China’s—but so much worse than America’s. Over eight in 10 Indian engineers are unemployable in the knowledge economy, a report by Aspiring Minds National Employability says. A much higher proportion of Indian engineers—three times the Chinese ones—write code that do not even compile.

What percentage of Indian engineers are unemployed?

Aspiring Minds- An employability assessment company released a survey in 2019 that said that 80 per cent of Indian engineers are unemployed for a job in the knowledge economy.