Has the Indian Institute of Technology lost its Charm?

With the global market trend fast becoming more like a playground where thousands of contestants participate in the competition making the market ambience full of competitive spirit, this competitiveness has resulted both the negative and positive impacts. The recent survey by experts says they have found a declining trend in the quality equipped by students of Indian institute of technology, a reputed Indian technology institution. Whatever the markets demand from the new entrants into the job market, these skills are not found in the students which means the quality of education in the IIT doesn’t stand with the reputations it has earned so far. The mismatch between the demand and supply in the information technology world that has been found is making ugly waves everywhere creating new queries and suspicions regarding the educational system provided in the country.

No matter how brilliant the students are with good academic records around but once they jump into the job markets it has been found their academic excellence works no better. It is a subject of great concern for all; otherwise soon we are going to see our reputed institution losing its earned worldly reputation and charm across the country.
The blame game has begun which is being thrown to various private coaching institutions which is said to have polluted the smooth running of the system by feeding so called “spoon feeding”.

The entrance into this highly reputed institution is so tough that most of the students work so hard that they lose out all their energies becoming mentally fatigue; even getting into it the work pressure or load given is so heavy that students remain fully dried or out of ideas that adds more pressure driving them slowly into mental depression which result the negative impact on their work ethics. The toughness of the entrance has really worked bad that the potential and creative students find themselves derailed and their potential and creativity get lost on the way.
The students themselves are to be blamed as per the teachers of the institution saying today’s students are more engulfed by laziness; do not work as much as they are required to do so which is against the institutional law that have been tightly following a particular study procedure thus ensuring fruitful outcome from the past. In addition to it, the lack of vision in students is believed to be also contributing to their declining quality acquisition. Majority of students after firm study for three or four years divert their minds in various fields like civil services or management looking the attractive packages and facilities is also a major factor.
If the authorities of the institution want to restore the old charms and maintain the same standard they have to urgently find out certain solutions before it gets too late.