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Centre Says IIT Brain Drain Concerns Are a Matter of Individual Will and Choice

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The Centre has stated that IIT graduates opting to pursue higher studies or employment abroad are influenced by multiple factors, including affordability, access to education loans, and aptitude for specific fields of study.

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Centre Says IIT Brain Drain Concerns Are a Matter of Individual Will and Choice

The Centre has responded to concerns over IIT brain drain by stating that the decision of IIT graduates to pursue higher studies or employment abroad is a matter of individual will and choice. Minister of State for Education Sanjay Dhotre stated that such decisions are influenced by multiple factors, including affordability, access to education loans, exposure to foreign societies, and aptitude for specific fields of study. The statement has sparked a mixed reaction from experts and students, with some welcoming the clarity and others expressing disappointment. The Centre's response is expected to have significant implications for the country's education policy and the future of IIT graduates.

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