“1 out of 6 IIM students do not get a job …”: 59 unlucky students in IM TIIKY, the teacher invites a “abnormal” phenomenon

A series of viral functions performed by teacher Ravi Handa shed light on the IIM Tricy recruitment crisis, which led to a broader discussion about the saturation of the best schools in India, a weak business market, and a diminishing edge of the Master of Business Administration.

“Iim Trichy is one of the best colleges in the country. It’s IIM. I have learned the Master’s aspirations (~ 27 %).”

The revelation, which includes one of the latest but respectful IIMS, has surprised many. “I knew that the markets are bad for a business administration master, but I did not expect things to be bad in IIM … entering IM Trichy is not easy. You have to break a really difficult test. It’s a dream college for many people. It is not cheap. It costs about 20 liters.”

His participation prompted a wave of responses indicating regular transformations in higher education and employment. One user wrote, “You rule 1000 students in each batch at the” Elite “institution, then create 20 of these” elite institutions “, then the elite is no longer. The numbers are only for example, but you get the idea.”

Another, “a very large number of iIMS has diluted their brand. Most of these colleges do not enjoy entertainment with the salary without a threshold to maintain the value of the” brand “that caused students not to place students (you will get a job in a non -contact position but at a lower salary in most cases.”

Many users highlight the basic incompatibility between talent and opportunity. “What can be the problem? I also notice a similar pattern in hiring my country. Wonderful children, high talent but they do not find opportunities … markets and employers have become ruthless with their high expectations.”

One of them added: “Return to work after a vacation like Everest climbing … employment and job construction in the day of the day is a really difficult battle.”

Others have pointed out how to reshape the transformations in the labor market. “The largest consumer of the Master of Business Administration in the past decade is used to be FMCG and Big4 and then technology in this arrange