The document discusses a proposed solution called the JOJOE (Jointly Owned Job Oriented Education) model to address the problems of unemployed and underemployed graduates in India as well as skills shortages faced by corporations. The model involves corporations partnering with skills training institutes to jointly fund skills development programs, with corporations able to hire graduates and the institutes receiving retention bonuses. Initial details provided on the proposed TMI e2E Academy which aims to train 88,755 graduates annually by 2020 to fulfill an estimated 5-6% of corporate hiring demand.