The document discusses education unemployment, which refers to unemployment among people with academic degrees. It notes that reasons for educated unemployment include issues with educational institutions, parental pressure, defective education systems, and lack of technical training. It also outlines types of unemployment, unemployment rates in India from 2005 to 2013, effects of educated unemployment like health issues and joining anti-social groups, and government efforts to reduce it through job schemes and improving education quality.

1. EDUCATION
UNEMPLOYMENT
SUBMITTED BY:-
IDRIS SAIFY
NITIN CHOUDHARY

2. EDUCATION Unemployment
 Education Unemployment is Unemployment among
people with an academic degree.
 Unemployment refers to the situation in which the
people who are capable of working and willing to work do
not get employment.
 It is also called as Graduate Unemployment.

3. Reason behind Educated Unemployment
 Educational Institutions.
 Pressure from parents.
 Running behind the trend.
 Defective Education System.
 Lack of Industrial and Technical Training.
 Mentality.

4. Types of unemployment
UNEMPLOYMENT
FRICTIONAL STRUCTURAL KEYNESIAN SEASONAL

5. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN %
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
INDIA 8.9 7.8 7.2 6.8 10.7 10.8 9.8 8.5 8.8

6. Effects of educated unemployment
 Can lead to emotional and mental stress.
 Demoralised and can indulge in the habits like alcohol and drug, and even
may commit suicide.
 Health problems like hypertension, cardiac problems, depression etc.
 Youth can also join anti-social group like terrorist group etc.

7. Efforts towards reduction of educated unemployment
Efforts made by government.
Prime minister’s rozgar yojana (P.M.R.Y) for educated
unemployed youth.
Scheme for educated unemployed for employment
generation in urban localities.
Scheme of self- employment for educated
unemployed youth.

8. This Can be solutions
 The quality of Indian education should be improved.
 Population control.
 Encouragement to small enterprises as against big enterprises.
 Development in rural areas.
 Attract foreign industries.