Neha Bora's story reminds me of my chokra's classmate in Surat—her father sold his best buffalo to pay engineering fees, and now the company says "overqualified" for a clerk’s post. My own son spent four months after graduation sending applications before the co-operative took him as a trainee accountant. We tell ourselves education is the ladder, but the ladder keeps getting longer while the ground sinks. Same here, same everywhere—rules written for someone else’s convenience, and we just adjust.
#egypt
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