70% of students in India have no idea what to study after Class 10 or 12. Young minds are paralyzed by indecision, societal pressure, and a system that prioritizes marks over meaning. This isn’t just a personal struggle; it’s a systemic failure with ripple effects that will cost India’s economy billions in untapped potential.

You’ve spent four years grinding through engineering college, acing exams, and dreaming of a corner office at a tech giant. You graduate with a shiny degree, only to find yourself ghosted by recruiters or stuck in a low-paying job that barely uses your skills. This isn’t a rare sob story, it’s the harsh reality for thousands of engineering graduates from tier-2 and tier-3 colleges in India. Why does this happen? And why is no one talking about it?

This isn’t just a story about parenting; it’s a wake-up call for anyone raising kids in a world of relentless tech, cutthroat competition, and vanishing jobs. Packed with jaw-dropping facts, chilling case studies, and expert insights, this article will leave you rethinking how you parent—and what it means for your child’s future.

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