The opportunities for increasing jobs for low-qualified candidates show that demand for educated youth in the labor market is declining. Accordingto the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) Conjureum Pyramids' Household Survey, in the year 2018, the number of jobs has decreased by 10 million in the country and at present there is no improvement in this situation. These figures are of course worrisome but also worrisome, the number of quality jobs falling. Do not pay attention to the statistics, yet the tea stalls, delivery boys, taxi drivers and so on are increasingly looking at the number of jobs. These are not jobs whose educated youths desire, or dream. While the number of such jobs seems to be increasing on one hand, on the other hand jobs for the engineers, MBAs and other post graduates are not the same, as was a decade ago.
IT companies and financial markets are not showing enough interest in the recruitment of young people, as are the retail merchants who offer goods and delivery to the delivery. The opportunities for increasing jobs for low-qualified candidates show that demand for educated youth in the labor market is declining. According to the data of CMIE, from the year 2016 to 2018, there were opportunities for 3.8 crore jobs, while the Class 6 to 9 th passed 1.8 crore, Class 10-12th pass for 1.2 crore and Graduate and Post graduate. Only 29 million
In the Consumer Pyramid's Household survey, it can be seen that the increase in job opportunities in the past years is far less for the more educated youth. At the same time, the opportunities for jobs for the highly educated or uneducated unemployed have increased very fast. In the last 3 years, the number of jobs for primary education only has increased by 45%, while for classes 6 to 9 th pass 26%, 12% for class 10 to 12th pass and only for graduate and post graduate 06%. These figures show that the least job opportunities have increased for them, who are graduates or post graduates. The report also shows that by the end of 2018, 55% of the workers in the country were young who were not even 10th.
While the number of jobs decreased from 2016 to 2018, the number of self-employment has increased by 2 crores, which is actually an increase of 71%. Let us tell you that there are three types of employment in self employment. First they sell straws of Pan-bidi, sell handmade goods on slopes, make pakodas-samosas etc., work as insurance agents or brokers etc. Following are the drivers, security guards etc. and finally come to the photographers, freelance writers etc. None of these jobs is more dependable or sustainable. By the end of 2018, there were 4.8 million self-employed youth in the country. These were unemployed who could not get any jobs for long and there was no other option left due to aging.
The condition of women in the number of educated unemployed is worrisome. The percentage of unemployed men with higher education increased from 9.3 to 9.9 while the percentage of women increased from 31.1 to 35.3, from September-December 2017 to September-December 2018. All figures are based on the Consumer Pyramid's Household Survey Survey released by the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy.
IT companies and financial markets are not showing enough interest in the recruitment of young people, as are the retail merchants who offer goods and delivery to the delivery. The opportunities for increasing jobs for low-qualified candidates show that demand for educated youth in the labor market is declining. According to the data of CMIE, from the year 2016 to 2018, there were opportunities for 3.8 crore jobs, while the Class 6 to 9 th passed 1.8 crore, Class 10-12th pass for 1.2 crore and Graduate and Post graduate. Only 29 million
In the Consumer Pyramid's Household survey, it can be seen that the increase in job opportunities in the past years is far less for the more educated youth. At the same time, the opportunities for jobs for the highly educated or uneducated unemployed have increased very fast. In the last 3 years, the number of jobs for primary education only has increased by 45%, while for classes 6 to 9 th pass 26%, 12% for class 10 to 12th pass and only for graduate and post graduate 06%. These figures show that the least job opportunities have increased for them, who are graduates or post graduates. The report also shows that by the end of 2018, 55% of the workers in the country were young who were not even 10th.
While the number of jobs decreased from 2016 to 2018, the number of self-employment has increased by 2 crores, which is actually an increase of 71%. Let us tell you that there are three types of employment in self employment. First they sell straws of Pan-bidi, sell handmade goods on slopes, make pakodas-samosas etc., work as insurance agents or brokers etc. Following are the drivers, security guards etc. and finally come to the photographers, freelance writers etc. None of these jobs is more dependable or sustainable. By the end of 2018, there were 4.8 million self-employed youth in the country. These were unemployed who could not get any jobs for long and there was no other option left due to aging.
The condition of women in the number of educated unemployed is worrisome. The percentage of unemployed men with higher education increased from 9.3 to 9.9 while the percentage of women increased from 31.1 to 35.3, from September-December 2017 to September-December 2018. All figures are based on the Consumer Pyramid's Household Survey Survey released by the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy.
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