I'd like to call out that higher education courses, like bachelor's and master's degrees, need immediate reform. Specifically, the bachelor degrees for courses like BSc, BCom, and BA need a change. With these courses, students find it difficult to get jobs. Banks and financial institutions prefer Business Administration graduates, tech industries prefer engineering graduates, and health and hospitality prefer graduates with courses in their respective fields. Even sectors like education, press, and law have specialized courses. BSc, BCom, and BA are usually pursued by the majority because they're affordable and don't require entrance exams. Goa has its own set of challenges regarding institutions that offer professional courses and employment in local industries. There aren't enough institutes, and the existing ones either lack quality staff/infrastructure or are unaffordable and packed with students from outside the state. Even local workplaces offer jobs to outsiders or small salaries to locals. Companies are exploiting the lack of regulations in labour recruitment. This will have a major impact on the state's politics, migrations, and home professions like farming, fishing, and tourism.
