Indians are training themselves to not just become doctors, engineers and data scientists. A large number of them are learning how to become a technician, an electrician, an artisan or even a fashion designer.
This may not be only because of the distorted employment scenario in the country. The demand for these jobs is rising due to the higher or equal compensation that it offers — when compared to engineering and management graduates from tier II colleges.
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According to a joint report by TeamLease and ET, the salary the salary offered in vocational jobs goes up to ₹60,000 per And, it is expected to rise further as the demand-supply gap prevails.
Source: Business Insider
