Indian Engineering Students Use AI Without Rules, Job Prospects at Risk
No AI guidelines in universities means students are navigating job placements blindly.
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- No clear AI rules in Indian universities leaves students confused about what's allowed.
- Students secretly use AI for assignments and job prep, risking penalties and unfair advantages.
- Employers may doubt graduates' skills if AI use isn't properly managed.
Why It Matters
Without AI guidelines, students may waste money on education that doesn't prepare them for jobs.