Why 90% of Students Could Graduate Unprepared for the AI Era | KLH Hyderabad

India’s job market is changing rapidly as AI, automation and new technologies reshape the skills employers need. At the same time, a growing number of graduates are entering the workforce without the practical skills required for today’s jobs.
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