Srinagar, April 29 -- Over the past decade, Kashmir has witnessed a steady rise in the number of graduates entering the workforce. Higher education is no longer a rarity but an expectation. Degrees in business administration, engineering, and the arts have become increasingly common, symbolizing aspiration and the promise of a better future. Yet, this expansion in education has not translated into meaningful employment. Unemployment among educated youth remains persistently high, revealing a deeper disconnect between education and employability. A central issue lies in how education is perceived and pursued. Many students choose degrees not out of genuine interest or informed planning, but by observing the success of others. If someone se...