The issue isn't student ability. The students walking into your placement drives are bright, motivated, and hardworking. The issue is that the interview tests for skills simply aren't in the BE/B.Tech syllabus — not because of any failure, but because curriculum bodies move slowly and tech moves fast.
Companies today test for code comprehension (not just writing), debugging under pressure, system design thinking, and the ability to explain decisions out loud. These skills require a specific type of training that lectures and lab practicals were never designed to deliver.
That's exactly what TeachMyTech provides. Not as a replacement for your curriculum — as the industry-readiness layer on top of it.