More engineers than jobs?

Not long ago, Aum Tshering lamented that none of her six siblings got into Science stream after Class XII and went on to become an engineer.

For her, an engineer was a respected and a prestigious job. When her daughter finished high school, she took education loan and sent her to India to study engineering.

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