A prompt reply to Manoj Sir,
Thank you for appreciating my post sir, I will add some more of my thoughts here.
Well, I really appreciate your concern for my fellow students, not a lot of cooperates are interested in this, as they have a lot of option available to hire from (to be precise 3.5 lakh fresh engineers every year)

and yes, most of the decisions of Indian students are not their own, mostly driven by their fellow friends or relatives who think that a degree in engineering would guarantee a job, and I don’t really feel that the students are at fault (and also not their mostly uneducated parents) well, by the way I’m a product of an another roadside engineering college in an another village in India, I didn’t even knew what IIT was when I got admission in 11th in my village.

I agree about the marriage market point that you mentioned, few friends of mine had the same thought in mind, they felt Pune is a better place to find a HOTTER GF, so let’s go to Pune, (and yes, you are right they paid around 4 lakh each)

Teachers, oh please sir, don’t get me started with this topic, I can write a book on this topic(oh, yes I shall think of this) teachers in India are the students who didn’t got a job elsewhere, so while doing their MS or ME from any other roadside college, they are working to get their pocket money.
And this is also because of the fact that Teaching as a profession is dull and also not that financially stable, we need to get more researchers to take teaching as a profession, it’s a Nobel way to return your part to the society.

Well, I work for a company in Bombay, and I’m a student too, so, as our company grew we thought of hiring some interns as we can add some value to their resumes and also get some cheap labor, but the worst part is that even after trying and trying very hard we couldn’t make them understand that you are suppose to come on time and not wear anything that you wear in your college, and also to not text while someone is talking to you, so we had to throw them out in 15 days.

English? ha ha ha, you must be kidding me sir, 90% of most of the Engineering college students cannot speak their thought in front of 10 people, be it Marathi English or Hindi.
Sorry for the brevity and being a Grammar nazi.
Skills? Sorry sir, but our mostly dumb and almost over smart teachers haven’t told us about this new thing called skills, we know Exams, we know Marks, we know Mugging facts, we can copy paste in submissions, we know Infosys we know TCS, Our system (thanks to those entire education minister who are millionaires now) haven’t had any regulations for learning skills, and also we need to encourage students to look beyond TCS and Infosys and work for start ups. It’s a better learning experience.

Sir, did I mentioned you about the AICTE grade of my college? Yes, sir you are right, we are a A grade college, and sir, let me tell me about the world class infrastructure, the super clean toilets the very pleasing greenery, the state of art class room, benches, projectors and everything, and also about our super expensive hostel with a swimming pool (Yes, sir you heard it right, we have a swimming pool)
Oh, teachers and labs? Sir, Im sorry all the money my parent college granted for Jalgaon branch got exhausted while creating all those hostels, infrastructure, pools, and everything, so now we don’t invest in teachers lab instruments and all those stud that is not needed to pass a exam.
Sir, our college has 7 other Engineering colleges, 10 Diploma College, and overall 27 colleges all across MP MH. And all of them are A grade, and yes we have an unofficial tie up with AICTE, they give us a A grade for every college we open.  They are very kind sir, I thank all of the member of AICTE.

And well, let me also tell you one simple thing that I faced in my first year, I was the only student in class who stood up against the wind and told the teachers that I won’t just copy paste a Engineering Graphics sheet until and unless you teach us (They asked us just to use some methods and copy it) and well, they failed me in that subject in spite of being in those few students who created that sheet from their own hard work with their hands rather than using all those tricks and creating it in 1 hour, Sir, that hurts.

Sorry for the brevity and being a grammer nazi.