How the youth suffers from lack of skills and not unemployment

By the year 2020, India will be witnessing an economic shift where 65% of the Indian population will be under 35 age mark, which will be a tremendous advantage to our country's economy, provided necessary steps are taken, and one of the unemployment solutions in India. According to Indian Labor Organization's reports, the number of unemployed in India will raise to 18.6 million in 2018 and 18.9 million by 2019. By these statistics it can be clearly seen that increase in unemployment rate is causing severe depression among the youth. If the younger generation doesn't work then it effects the future of our economy more than anything else. Based on the reports given by National sample survey only 10% of 470 million working population were properly trained & gained benefits from skilled employment opportunities. Having majority of unemployed youth can effect an entire generation. It is really painful to see a well-educated students applying for a job which is lower than their academic qualification. Situations like these raise questions whether the problem lies in the education system or in the country as it is not able to provide the right jobs.