“I am a graduate give me the job” asks a fresh graduate.”Are you experienced” asks the firm in reply. “Definitely no” graduate says in reply. “Sorry, we need experienced candidates” blocks the firm. This situation is almost the same everywhere .Now the question arise , “Is that what all a student learns in college a waste?” ,the answer is definitely “No”. When a person comes out of college, it doesn’t mean that he or she is capable of doing a job. There will be a need of special training in order make them transform into a professional .The training will enhance their skills to get professionally accurate and good. There will be always a difference between a student’s project and a professional’s project. “Why these gaps exist?” Will be the very next question, has student one thing which is foremost important is Marks and Ranks. More over in a short span of time there will large amount of curriculum that needs to be studied. The amount of subjects will be more. In that pressure situation where a student needs to score marks, one can’t expect them to be perfect. Yes “gap” which we spoke about in the beginning is “perfectness”. Has an electronic student when one takes a project of designing a circuit for cell phone, he can still design the circuit but it won’t meet the required standard. It doesn’t mean that what all we learns in college is waste but knowing to implement those things practically is a challenge and it distinguishes a professional from a student.