4. To find out student job search preparation
actually help them to find desired job or not
Understand what employer look for filling
vacant position with new graduate
17. 16%
1% 2%
42% 39%
0% 3%
17%
64%
16%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
I still don't
have a job
More than 1
year
7 month-1
year
1-6 month I accepted a
job offer
before/upon
graduating
Grads 2013/14
Grads 2015
20. (Unemployed 2013/14 Grads Only)
Base=Unemployed 2013/14 Grads; n=8
20%
14% 16%
50%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
There is to
much
competition for
my desired
position
There are few
open positions
in my location
There are few
open positions
in my field
Companies are
telliing me I
don't have
enough
expereince
Grads 2013/14
29. Sr. No. Nature of Question
Undergraduates
(%)
Graduates (%)
Score I
Under
Graduates
Score II
Graduates
1
Underemployed: meaning I am in a job
that doesn’t require my college degree?
0% 41% 0 1
2 Employment Status-Full time Employee 77% 68% 0 1
3 Finding a Job was difficult 60% 57% 1 1
4
Time It Took to Secure Job between 1-6
Months
64% 42% 0 1
5 Post-Graduation Training Needed 64% 63% 1 1
6
First Employer Formal Training Provided /
Expected
77% 48% 0 1
7
Reasons Unemployed- not Enough
experience
0% 50% 0 1
8 Employed in Field of Study 64% 53% 0 1
9 Internship/Co-Op Participation 69% 72% 1 1
10 Did Internship/Co-Op Lead to a Job 48% 42% 1 1
11
Current Annual Salary / Salary
Expectations on high salary
57% 45% 0 1
12
Considered Availability of Jobs before
Deciding Major
75% 62% 1 0
13
What Helped/Will Help Land First Job is
degree
47% 45% 1 1
14 Effective Job Search Methods-Intership 31% 22% 1 1
15 Education Prepared Me for Career 78% 57% 0 1
TOTAL SCORE 7 14
30. Hence the null hypothesis was rejected.
There is significant mismatch between
student preparation for job and their
expectation and employer requirement’s for
filling the job.
