• Lack of Practical Experience - Most of the students have lots of theoretical knowledge with zero practical experience. Indian engineering colleges are heavy on academics but give very little significance to practical learning or hands-on training.
• Outdated Syllabus - Most engineering colleges follow an out-of-date syllabus. The students are not experienced with the latest software and technology trends in the industries. Most of the syllabus is exam-oriented instead of industry-oriented.
• Rote Learning - Students are made to learn thick tomes/books without understanding basic engineering concepts.
• Communication skills - Students have difficulties in getting internships and good placements, developing soft skills will be hard, maybe you are left out of some conferences, hackathon-type events, also traveling for interviews/internships may be harder.
• Problems in small towns - Students from a small town don't have a decent lap, usable internet connection.
• Preference given to Big Institutions - Most of the students with good skills isn't get preference in career and promotion because they do not carry the brand name of a top engineering college.
• Lack of LIVE Projects - Students are not given opportunities to take part in LIVE projects which would help them get ready for industry experience.
• Lack of quality teachers- Most educated engineers join teaching as a profession not because of passion, but because they have to earn a livelihood**.**
• Employment issues- Due to higher employment in the IT sector many students take computer science but this also causes a deficiency of quality employees as this process ignores a huge number of meritorious students.
• Faulty education system - Indian education system doesn't fulfilling their desired roles as the students are not interested in continuous learning-they only want good grades