A successful professional progress rests on the basic educational foundation one receives. Many people believe youngsters should give equal importance to all subjects, whereas another section believes the focus should be on subjects that are interesting to them. But the big question is whether they are matured or wise enough to choose?
On the one hand, students should be given enough guidance to distinguish subjects that they can really make a successful life out of. So, vocational course is a solution to take them through many career options at this stage without ignoring subjects which are not so interesting for them at this stage. This option will help them to comprehend the practical aspects of a job or will provide information on what they can really expect in the real time world starting with; which professional course to choose, mode of work, expected remuneration’s and so on. For instance, as per the National Education Council's report, vocational schools are helping major percentage of students to opt for occupation other than traditionally chosen one, like Engineering or Medicine.
On the other hand, the present curriculum does not allow students to ignore certain languages, history or geography subjects. Even though, these topics may be boring as well as not so useful in their work life for many, a mandatory compulsion is there to score an overall high mark that helps them for further study. Also, lack of proper career guidance in schools does not make the situation any better to be choosy. As a result, the majority of engineering graduates are not preferred in the same field in which they are qualified for, because of the lack of quality they possess. As per the industry report, this is the outcome of students opting for their stream of study not on their own but under parental pressure.
To summarize, the argument put forth above clearly vindicates that, students should be guided properly at their maturing age to select a job that they will cherish for life. 
 A successful professional progress
 rests on the basic educational foundation one receives.  
Many
  people
 believe youngsters should give equal importance to all  
subjects
, whereas another section believes the focus should be on  
subjects
 that are interesting to them.  
But
 the  
big
 question is whether they  
are matured
 or wise  
enough
 to choose?
On the one hand,  
students
 should be  
given
  enough
 guidance to distinguish  
subjects
 that they can  
really
  make
 a successful life out of.  
So
, vocational course is a solution to take them through  
many
 career options at this stage without ignoring  
subjects
 which are not  
so
 interesting for them at this stage. This option will  
help
 them to comprehend the practical aspects of a job or will provide information on what they can  
really
  expect
 in the real time world starting with; which professional course to choose, mode of work,  
expected
 remuneration’s and  
so
 on.  
For instance
, as per the National Education Council's report, vocational schools are helping major percentage of  
students
 to opt for occupation other than  
traditionally
 chosen one, like Engineering or Medicine. 
On the other hand
, the present curriculum does not  
allow
  students
 to  
ignore
 certain languages, history or geography  
subjects
.  
Even though
, these topics may be boring  
as well
 as not  
so
 useful in their work life for  
many
, a mandatory compulsion is there to score an  
overall
 high mark that  
helps
 them for  
further
 study.  
Also
, lack of proper career guidance in schools does not  
make
 the situation any better to be choosy.  
As a result
, the majority of engineering graduates are not preferred in the same field in which they  
are qualified
 for,  
because
 of the lack of quality they possess. As per the industry report, this is the outcome of  
students
 opting for their stream of study not on their  
own
  but
 under parental pressure. 
To summarize
, the argument put forth above  
clearly
 vindicates that,  
students
 should  
be guided
  properly
 at their maturing age to select a job that they will cherish for life.