An estimated 8.7 crore (over eight crore) Indian youth are currently caught in a career gap, categorized as not in employment, education, or training (NEET). A primary driver of this crisis is a lack of vital skills, which severely hampers job prospects for this demographic.
Financial barriers prevent many students from accessing crucial paid training programs designed to bridge the skills gap. Consequently, graduates frequently find themselves forced to settle for low-paying positions in order to assist their families financially.
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