Reality of BA graduates

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In India, there is a popular perception that everyone is either pursuing engineering or medicine. However, a recent study conducted by the Ministry of Education has revealed that the most sought-after course is not engineering or medicine, but rather Bachelor of Arts (BA). Despite its popularity, BA courses in India face numerous challenges related to employability, the quality of education, and even discrimination from both families and employers. In this video, we aim to address the contradiction between the popularity of the BA course and its subpar quality


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00:00 Introduction
01:09 - Problems of BA courses
11:36 - Popularity of BA courses
17:01 - Positive experience with BA
19:00 - Conclusion