What is the use of university education if we continue to fail in ensuring that our graduates are ready for the workplace and ready to make the world a better place?

Who is at fault in creating thousands upon thousands of unemployed graduates, especially from Universiti Teknologi Mara and Universiti Utara Malaysia who are not proficient in the language of professional success?

Is it the way we select students into our public universities? Is it the way those universities train the students? Is it the form of mental conditioning we subject them to? Is it the quota system or the numbers game itself? Is it the nature of "university education" the students have wrongly perceived? Or is it the entire culture and spectrum of our education system from pre-kindergarten to even graduate education - that is so out of touch with the mental demand of hypermodern dictates of our ever-globalising economy that is at fault?

Tough questions. There is the dimension of race, ethnicity, and political-economy in them.