Goa, June 19 -- Investor and wealth manager Saurabh Mukherjea has sparked discussion by questioning the value of higher education in India, arguing that many young people may be better off entering the workforce after completing Class 12 rather than pursuing conventional college degrees. Speaking during a recent podcast, Mukherjea criticized the country's education system for relying heavily on rote learning instead of encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.According to him, India's schooling and university structures continue to emphasize memorization and examination performance rather than preparing students for rapidly evolving industries such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, clean technology, a...