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... Post - graduate Graduate 25.1 41.6 4.1 8.6 8.2 15.1 Source : Census Monograph , 1961 , Op . cit . Table 4.26 UNEMPLOYMENT AMONG DEGREE HOLDERS IN DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES Among Degree Holders Unemployment as % Total Qualified Persons ...
... Post - graduate Graduate 25.1 41.6 4.1 8.6 8.2 15.1 Source : Census Monograph , 1961 , Op . cit . Table 4.26 UNEMPLOYMENT AMONG DEGREE HOLDERS IN DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES Among Degree Holders Unemployment as % Total Qualified Persons ...
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... A. Universities , Colleges , Enrolment and Teaching Staff . Table 2 WOMEN ENROLMENT IN SCIENCE BY LEVEL 1979-80 1981-82 1982-83 Graduate Post - graduate 1,23,555 1,45,634 13,374 Research 13,655 2,429 16,745 9,165 2,739 ( Research 1 ) ...
... A. Universities , Colleges , Enrolment and Teaching Staff . Table 2 WOMEN ENROLMENT IN SCIENCE BY LEVEL 1979-80 1981-82 1982-83 Graduate Post - graduate 1,23,555 1,45,634 13,374 Research 13,655 2,429 16,745 9,165 2,739 ( Research 1 ) ...
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... a high propor- tion of science personnel . It had in the early seventies , 9 % of India's population but 15 % of post - graduate and 14 % graduates science persons , men and women both ( Fact Book on Manpower 1970 ) . Bombay , a ...
... a high propor- tion of science personnel . It had in the early seventies , 9 % of India's population but 15 % of post - graduate and 14 % graduates science persons , men and women both ( Fact Book on Manpower 1970 ) . Bombay , a ...
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a Conundrum | 47 |
Indian Women Enter Science | 80 |
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