English is still a bottleneck for the South-East Asia
A recent survey has revealed that 47 per cent Indian graduates lack knowledge of English, which is essential to increase the factor of employability. One may be shocked in learning that almost 50 per cent do not possess the basic computer skills even in this information age, though most of them may be highly mobile savvy. The research report includes even the engineering graduates, who are mostly termed as the cream of the society.
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