Try jobs in unconventional areas: Mannar Jawahar

Updated on: Thursday, April 02, 2009

Chennai: Counter reacting to present situation, it's good to search jobs in the odd areas, although wishing for different destiny.    

Today's circumstances forces students to look for jobs in unconventional areas says P.Mannar Jawahar, Vice-Chancellor of Anna University, Chennai.

Addressing the graduation day ceremony of RMK Engineering College, he urged the students to pursue a career in an area they were passionate about. He wished that some of the students would become successful entrepreneurs in future.

587 students were conferred degrees out of which 176 students passed with distinction, according to a college source. The college obtained pass percentage of 84.95 per cent.

 

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