See, in our placement cell reports, "humanities requirement" is not a tick-box for companies. They look for the candidate who can write a clear project report or explain a supply chain problem with local context. That requirement is actually training in clear thinking.
What I see students really taking? In our Sikkim University, it's often Sociology or Political Science—not by choice, but because those classes fit between their B.Com lectures. But the smart ones? They pick Rural Development or Folklore Studies. Last week, a girl from Rongli used her folklore project to design a community tourism pitch for a hotel group, and she got the job. The requirement is on paper, but the useful course is the one that helps you speak for your own home.
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