In return, ARE you even sure those blogs you have been reading and believing are at least partly true that you trust them more than you do trust official data?  While some of them might be partly true, the rest are downright 15-year-old after-school talks.

What real job?  What menial job?  No job is too menial if one really wants to learn.  I have seen so many graduates form other universities also working in their parents' shops, selling cakes and ice-cream, tapping their grandfather's rubber plantations, teaching PMR/SPM tuitions, and myriad of other jobs one can ever think of, not only those from UiTM.  Unless if you are here with some derogatory agenda, I don't see any reason why should you raise this particular "menial jobs" issue since this is not exclusive to (some) UiTM and IPTA graduates only but also to other graduates.

Just because they are working out of their academic discipline, I does not mean they are not good.  Have you ever heard of Synergy Farm Sdn. Bhd. agriculture franchise in Penang?  I know its banana plantation in Seberang Prai at which most of the participants are engineering graduates.  Nowadays that their first harvest is already out plus many other side-crops they have been working hard on, they are already earning as good as, if not better than, those engineers in average private companies. 

Your comments showed how narrow-minded you are.  (sorry for bombarding you with strong words again but this time I really think I have to!) No wonder so many fresh graduates nowadays prefer to stay at home all the times "menghabiskan beras mak bapak" rather than at least doing something that earns, just because they can't land their dream jobs.  Why?  Because they share your mentality.  Lazy, yet picky!

I did NEVER say that those official surveys are 100% true, but at least they are MUCH more reliable than those half-truths-plus-some-downright-lies blogs you have been relying on for your information and stand.  There is no such 100% accurate thing in this age of information, but at least I can prefer the more reliable ones. 

Do you think the govt can't check with the EPF, Registry of Business, the Jabatan Tenaga Rakyat and the likes?  Like what I've said before, if you are too skeptical of those official data, then go and conduct your own "accurate", "true" and "professional" survey and share it with us!  Nah, this is my challenge for you.

"I don't know why should I involved in this thread." -- Look, you aren't even sure of what do you actually want from (and what do you wish to share in) this thread.  Frankly speaking, I can conclude this in only one word - silly.  And you clearly said that you were jobless during your graduation, any good idea why did it take noticeably long for you to land your first job?  Do ask yourself.  And you lied in the survey, stating that you were already working.  Is this what you learnt during your 3-4 years at the university -  to tell lies?  Worse still, you think the other graduates are all liars like you.  My goodness!

p/s:  "againts"? "most good"? ROFL... no wonder you were unemployed then. Watch your language!