Each year India produces about twice as many engineering and computing experts as the United States (counting those with bachelor’s degrees or a Master’s in Computer Applications), but there is growing concern that India’s tech workers are not as good as the country hopes. In a recent study, Aspiring Minds, a testing company that seeks to gauge students’ and recent graduates’ performance capabilities, demonstrated that only 4.2% of India’s engineers are fit to work in a software product firm. Furthermore, just 17.8% are employable by an IT services company, even with up to six months’ training. These figures are even more alarming when one considers the 25% figure for employability that has been bandied about since 2005, when McKinsey released the results of a survey of international companies.