Rohit and Harshil being a student themselves, both started at a very early age. Starting their first venture together at the age of 16, providing B2B web and chatbot-based services, they had to juggle between a bunch of skills (you know just startup things). We learned the importance of skills and the advantage of starting to explore from very early life. Aditya brought his industry-grade experience along with the technical knowledge on the table with a zeal to fix this broken education system.
This is how The Sidepath started . . .
During these years of their student life, they were spending around 50% of their daily time(Schools) interacting with those who are the people we are serving to now at The Sidepath. Most of the students they talked to here in India, had only two career options to make, either engineering or medical because our Indian education system doesn’t allow us to explore, and most importantly we don’t get a surrounding of such people who would even trigger us to think about skills. The younger ones end up taking a field of education they were never interested in because they weren’t able to find the one their interest lies in and another primary factor that adds up is the outdated two-decades-ago syllabus our universities follow. The companies are demanding modern skills because of the rapid technology change but the colleges are still teaching them the 20-year-old frameworks and software.
This becomes the reason why 80% of the graduated engineers in India remain unemployed. This 80% of students have to undergo an additional training program to become job-ready.