Rajasthan jobs: Recently, a recruitment exam was conducted for Grade 4 positions in Rajasthan. The minimum qualification required for this exam was 10th-grade pass. A total of 53,749 vacancies were announced, for which a total of 2,471,066 applications were received. Among these applicants, well-educated youth applied. Highly educated youth with MSc, BTech, and PhD degrees applied for Grade 4 positions. This shows how limited the options available to youth are, and they cannot even find jobs according to their qualifications.

PhDs are also applying for peon positions.
Young people with MSc, BTech, and PhD degrees are willing to work for peon positions. These youth are waiting to be offered jobs based on their qualifications. According to reports, this unemployment crisis is not limited to Rajasthan; it has become a serious challenge for educated youth in other countries. The lack of opportunities for youth with higher education raises questions about their abilities.

How will this be resolved?

Whether it's Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, or Rajasthan, the situation regarding government job recruitment is similar. In Uttar Pradesh, the number of applications for Group C and D positions is four to five times higher than the number of available positions, including highly educated candidates. Experts believe new policies and programs are needed to provide employment to youth. Youth say the situation has forced them to apply for even lower-level positions.

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