Srinagar, Aug. 11 -- Education has long been regarded as one the most vital instruments for social mobility, personal development and progress of economy as a whole. In Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, however a significant gap exists between higher education and opportunities of employment. Every year, thousands of students graduate from colleges and universities with the hope of securing better jobs, yet many struggle to find employment that matches their qualifications. This gap arises from a number of factors, including an education system that has traditionally been prioritized by theoretical knowledge rather than practical skills, limited interaction between academic institutions and industry, lack of career guidance, insuffici...