Despite 50% rebate in fee, core engineering subjects fail to attract students in govt. colleges

The state government, which provides a 50% wage waiver in the State Engineering College, has not been registered in these courses this year, although it waives 50% wage to attract students to core engineering issues such as civilian, mechanics, automobiles and electricity.

For example, only two students enrolled at the Civil Engineering Course at the State Engineering College in Bidar and the government Engineering College in Hassan. Nine students enrolled for mechanical engineering at the same college, and Talakal is only two students for electrical engineering at the Government Engineering College in Koppal.

The state government has now returned the empty seats to the relevant colleges and asked the managers to give seats to the appropriate candidates who wrote CET-2025 but could not sit in consultancy. 50 % fee reduction will be applied. This year, the annual fee for other courses on the State Engineering College will be only 28.450 for basic issues after a discount of 44,950, 50%.

While the demand for computer science, information technology (CT) and artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and other developing technologies is increasing, many new private colleges offer courses only on these issues and many established private colleges close courses on basic issues.

Teachers and colleges point to the tendencies in the labor market to explain the phenomenon. The director of a State Engineering College, “It is natural to take students and parents to the courses that are said to provide more employment opportunities. Although the courses in developing technologies seem to be attractive, the basic issues are permanent,” he said. Hindu.

He argued that the society needs trained engineers on these fundamental issues and that the government should revive these courses, except for a discount in wage, the government said that the government should update these courses, add modules on developing technologies, start perfection centers, skill development programs and try to bring employment opportunities.