This article is about courses with the most number of unemployed graduates in Malaysia. Base on the latest statistics of unemployed student according to field of study from the Minister of Higher Education, 24% from the 184581 student graduated in 2009 , mostly bachelor’s degree holder, are employed. In 2010, the number of unemployed graduates registered at 42,955 or 24.62% of the 174,439 graduates. In the Medical fields, about 8,000 nursing graduates have not secured jobs. Arts & Social Sciences has the highest number of unemployment, constituting 44.5% or 19,784 from the total number of unemployed graduates. Trailing behind are graduates from Technical fields with 12,321 which account for 27.7% and Science graduates with 7,321 which account for 16.49% of the total. In the Medical fields, about 8,000 nursing graduates have not secured jobs. During the Budget 2013 presentation in Parliament last month, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has mooted setting up a Graduate Employability Taskforce with an allocation of RM200 million to strengthen the employability of jobless graduates under a Graduate Employability Blueprint by end of this year and an additional RM440 million to be allocated for the Skills Development Fund Corporation (PTPK), to provide loans for trainees to undergo skills training. In my opinion, reason why graduates could not secure jobs was that their qualifications do not meet market demands and requirements, thus rendering them ‘not marketable’. Another factor is the bad command of English. A good command of the English language could help graduates secure employment, especially in the private sector.