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Less than 7% of male graduates find permanent salaried job in one year, finds new report

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By thecommonsvoice
March 18, 2026
Less than 7% of male graduates find permanent salaried job in one year, finds new report
  • Only a tiny fraction (less than 7%) of male Indian graduates secure a permanent salaried position within 12 months of finishing their degree.
  • The situation is even more difficult for office-based roles, with only 3.7% of graduates landing a white-collar job in their first year.
  • Graduate unemployment for youth under 25 has surged to 39.3%, showing a significant upward trend compared to previous decades.
  • While many find some form of work quickly, a staggering 41% of graduates remain without any job even three years after graduation.
  • The report highlights that unemployment is increasingly hitting graduates from poorer households, as the gap between education and stable earning widens.
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