Prompt: In today's job market it is far more important to have practical skills than theoretical knowledge. In the future, job applications may not need any formal qualifications. Ċ To what extent, do you agree or disagree?

In today's world, competition in the field of study and jobs has increased tremendously. In order to get better ,jobs people need skills. Some people think that practical knowledge is more necessary than theoretical knowledge. I, somewhat, agree with this notion because if you don't have practical experience of a job you will not be able to successfully do it. Ċ Although, theoretical knowledge is equally important in day to day life because it clears your basic fundamental of the job. Until you don't have the theoretical knowledge of the things you are doing, you won't be able to do the practical. There is much application where if we don't have theoretical knowledge you most likely to fail in the practical, for instance, if we don't know about the Bernoulli theorem, the practical application of this theorem in machine learning will be useless. Ċ On the other hand, there are things we can learn even if we don't have written knowledge. For example, if anyone wants to learn how to drive a car, they don't need theoretical knowledge. They can learn to drive a car by just practising. Moreover, the companies are willing to take the risk for the applicants who have enough experience in doing things. The industry now does not hire by looking at someone's education qualification. But they hire people if they have enough skills and practical exposure. In addition to this, the software company ask you to provide the Github link , where the candidate posts their programming code. Ċ In conclusion, nowadays practical knowledge is more important than theoretical knowledge. Because people with more practical experience have a better chance to excel in their careers.