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'The accelerated economic growth has compel conduct the employers and firms to lock a set of highly readinessed and substantially educated hands to keep up the footstep with the dynamic studys. Employees worldwide have several reasons for their inability to take up a put-on want unsuitable geographic conditions, non being up to the mark with certain qualifications etcetera but on the former(a) hand, India is one such country where surviveforce is available in abundance but thither atomic number 18 only limited candidates suitable to remove up the professions and thus employer finds it difficult to find a perfect candidate. Shortage of relevant skills including hard and cottony skills, being uneducated or unqualified results in less or no employability.\r\nMoreover, unlike other countries which are facing a burden of senescent population, India has a benefitting edge with a unique 20-30 historic period window of majority of the population and thus has a supporting d emographic dividend.\r\nThe main focus for the piece has turned to skill gap in the economy. A piece of work by Rupam Jyoti Deka and Bhavika Batra (2016) has focused on the skill gap prevailing in the country. Indian workforce rents to acquire skills and knowledge in companionship to gain employability. As per the Planning Commission Reports of 2008, India has a huge skill gap compared to other countries.\r\n office of workforce receiving skill training (2008)\r\nWith the rising modulate of globalization, India has immense opportunities to establish its distinctive position in the world economy. The rural workforce still drops in skill organic evolution and good quality gentility for them to qualify and secure a job {Radhika Kapur, (2014)}. They need to develop skills for the purpose of obtaining skill sufficiency in resource utilization, governance, leadership, technology, management and so on.\r\nA study by A. Mahendra (2015) suggests that education alone does not suffice . For halal execution, skills are necessary. The importance of skill is an unattended land except in someer areas like Medicine, engineer etc. that too in rattling few institutes. The graduates are still struggling in escaped and confident communication, lack of boldness to present the presentations and projects. India is self-possessed by demographic dividend with multiple languages, cultures, religion etc. So teaching in common language is not possible, if we continue doing this, other issues are cropped up.\r\nIn 2014, the Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Damodar Das Modi announced and put across the global economies to ‘produce in India by insertion a campaign ‘Make in India. round 63% of Indian ytabooh indicated a dreaded need to create employment in manufacturing sector, a study by Ankul Pandey and Prof. D.K. Nema (2017) indicated.\r\nAnother paper by Ankul Pandey, Prof. D.K. Nema (2017) and AnnaLee Saxenian (2002) raised the concerns about an issue of sta r course or Brain Circulation. Brains of Indian people are immeasurably intellectual and has proved the worth and ache of India at various Global Levels including NASA, or attribute a well reputed and respected positions in global firms including Google, Microsoft, Pepsi co. to name a few.\r\nBut due to lack of job opportunities, the Indian talent is draining out to other countries which are willing to produce split positions with higher opportunities and perks. The emigration of highly skilled strength to other countries represents a huge economic hurt and brain drain. The main causes for this drain to happen be obviously lack of growing opportunities and availability of very few seats for huge number of job applicants.\r\nAlso, higher salaries and perks attract huge number of job seekers improving their standards of living. AnnaLee Saxenian (2002) introduced a juvenile concept of ‘Brain Circulation. Brain circulation widely means returning of a personnel back to his own country later on learning and experiencing the advancements in education, skill or work and contributing his part in the growth and development of the domestic economy instead of permanently remittal down in the foreign country.\r\nBrain circulations would unquestionably prove a game changer if it is candidly practiced and this would be possible only if India would rectify its skill development and increase the job opportunities and offer to a greater extent perks and employee benefits.\r\nAs per the study by Aya Okada (2012), the difficulties face by youth for seeking jobs are: smart globalization has led to intense competition among firms which is star(p) to improvement in their efficiency forcing them to hire few but highly skilled personnel.Global economy has led firms to engage in massive restructuring resulting in less job openings.Rapid technological advancements require workers to have honourable complex and cognitive skills than ever. The economy now is more th an of ‘knowledge based.Due to increase in migration of labour, the youth is undetermined to increased intense competition even from workers globally who offer more knowledge, skills and competencies.To improve the conditions of employability and to produce more efficient labour, the government has launched several campaigns and movements. There is a measurable skill gap between what industries motive and the acquired skills of the youth. Youths access to vocational training is limited because the vocational education and training systems across the nation is not large enough to be able to acknowledge many schools and graduates.\r\nHowever, the government has formulated National Skills evolution Policy, Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana, and Skill India; set up a new institutional framework to coordinate the skill development efforts and National Vocational Education Qualification Framework.\r\n'