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love video sr

Pls make a tutorial lecture videos on Fortran

you are such a lovely mentor

Greetings Sir yesterday 19/11/2024 i got 221g form along with the passport after interview. In interview he asked only one question where are you going i replied him nicely on 221g form he ticked on the line administration processing nothing more he ask nor he told me to show some documents .Plz advice this is very weak case or i have to keep some hope.

Good evening sir 🙏 Sir i have done my PhD in medical biochemistry and my age is 49 years suggest me what to do next though i have a 7years teaching experience

Hidden figures put me here

Sir, thank you for the video. I am a graduate in aerospace engineering, and I am unsure whether to pursue a master’s degree or go straight to a direct PhD. My goal is to work in the industry, but I am afraid that completing a PhD without professional experience might make it harder to find a job in the aerospace industry.

I had an interview Visa K1 They gave me a blue paper that said “you have been found ineligible to receive a visa under section 221g” It ask for me to show evidence of date of return to Mexico. Does it mean I’m going to get the visa after showing proof? Please reply

Sir, in Europe, do two people keep on conversing in their own language when everyone is there within an academic setting? For instance, say one Indian encounters a Pakistani at a conference. Will they talk in hindi/urdu/punjabi or stick to english only in front of others?

Hello sir. Can you plz say how many publications are good for getting these fellowships?

Math isn't my strong suit, so I really appreciate the math explanations along with the code. Thank you.

ty for the lecture

Thanks you very much sir 🙏 👍 😊

Would a teaching certificate be an advantage?

How much money will it take to do phd in physics from japan if i move from india? Also are there any helpful loans of scholarships possible?

Thanks so very much sir . Keep me in your prayers I m going to apply in USA for faculty positions and your advice helps me lot ❤

what is talent after all sir ? hard work done intelligently ? how to develop intelligence ? learn how to learn ? learn how to find robust solutions. consider all approaches. understand where your understanding fit into the big puzzule, get the big picture. identify your biases in your thought process.. develop the flow for working... meet sit eat with the people solving the similar problem... or if you are doing something new then isolate yourself from the world for 6 months.... bore your family members by discussing your weird ideas with them.... help someone to understand the topic... learning the models of decision making to identify how actually we are approaching the problem.. read the biographies of big personalities to take inspiration from their journey... i think comfort is the enemy of talent... but you should be comfortable to fail 1000 times... another point - sir considering we are the same AI model with some persons having more neurons than other, but we can increase the number of neurons by taking the right nutrients, meditation, exercise both physical and mental... all we have to do is training the model on more diverse and diverse data.. so that we can identify the pattern in diverse fields .. and we even might not be aware from where its coming...

Sir, according to your viewpoint, in which Western European countries one can land on a PhD position in mathematics without much difficulty as compared to the other nations?

what is monolog ??

Sir, while sending the referral, is it fine if the professor does not mention the name of the prospective PhD supervisor and the university?

Sir, could you please make a video on how scientific inquiry shapes one's perspective?

Sir, I actually have a story in this regard. Not too helpful or value-adding to the video, but I still wanted to put it out. I too was of the opinion which is the general consensus apparently, that "Social Science is a useless subject, why is it even taught to us?" until even the 10th grade (even though I loved all the chapters of all the subjects in 9th grade, including social science, which didn't happen earlier, as in some year's syllabus had some interesting chapters in a subject, some boring, and sometimes even the whole subject's syllabus for that year was boring. Byt the syllabi for Maths and Science I always loved for each year. But 9th grade was such a perfect experience for me, as that year, each subject had such interesting chapters in it, that just made the whole year so full of enjoyment. The syllabus for S.St. too was no exception for 9th grade, but even though I found it interesting, I didn't think it was useful.), which is why I failed in my S.St. preboards, due to which I couldn't fulfill the criteria for PCM Science stream and so had to sit in Humanities for the first 3 months (which is the time when we are assigned streams as per the preboard marks, before the board results were announced. Luckily I scored enough to get PCM after boards results, which is what I will be getting to in a moment.) Well, I failed in S.St. due to a 2 very specific reasons: 1. I have a very bad memory, and am just the absolute worst at rote-learning. Which is one of the reasons I love science, its fixed, and the results can be deduced if forgotten. And to me, S.St. was just all about rote-learning of many-many paragraphs, just to spit it back onto the paper in exams. 2. I can't start learning, and understanding, a subjects matter, until I understood what is the use of the thing we are learning, as in, "How is it of any use to me and society? Where will the things we are learning be applied?", which I just couldn't figure out for S.St.. (In fact, these 2 were also the reason that Biology and Geography fell into a grey area for me. As in, biology even though being a part of science, felt more like just rote-learning (I guess because of how bio was taught as just a bunch of facts until high scool), and on the other hand, geography even though being a part of S.St., felt the most "science-ey" out of the 4- History, Civics, Geography and Economics. Again, the same thing, for Bio and S.St in 9th, found the syllabus interesting, but still just as a bunch of interesting facts, not useful. I guess the Civics was a bit bearable too, other than Geo, as it started to talk about parliamentary and government structures and organisations and their mechanisms.) So anyway, coming back to the original story, When I failed in 10th grade S.St. pre-board, since I wasn't the only one to score badly, my school had set up some remedial (revision) classes in for weaker students of each subject. So I was listed for all for parts of S.St., which is when I first learnt about how to break large answers into smaller memorisable chunks, using keywords, mnemonics, etc. and then we also had daily revision tests of the syllabus. So the classes helped me learn how to learn, and also to learn the syllabus. Then once I got to know how to learn long texts, I started using it, and started seeing patterns and realised the way NCERT books organised the contents of its chapters in history and economics, is more like a story (which I then found way easier to learn, as I had been the one who in language exams, for the literature section, preferred just reading the stories once and remembering the complete flow of the story, rather than memorise all the QnAs at the back of the chapter, unlike what my other friends were doing). At this point of time, my view of S.St. changed, but still, it changed from "S.St. is useless." to "S.St. is just a practice for us to learn large texts, which can be useful in the real world where to say anything conclusive about things, we need to remember a lot of details.". I finally understood the point of the subject, in 11th grade, in the 3 month period prior to board results, when I had to sit in Humanities classes- this time also served to break my stereotype of Humanities being useless and the students just being the ones who just wanted to have a 12th pass certificate in hand, when I saw that they too have to go through the same amount of effort and hardwork as any other stream, in fact, even somewhat more than the other streams. This was also same time around which I started understanding what an IAS and other government officials do, and how it is important to know every in-and-out of a situation before making any decis on a matter in their job. This was finally when I understood completely what was the point of studying History, Civics, Geography, Economics, Laws, and Finance. Sadly, by that time, I had reached the end of my journey with the subject, (😅I still didn't love it enough to change my mind of becoming an astronomer, so took PCM (luckily scored enough in the boards, thanks to the more linient marking in boards than pre-boards, as well as the newly learnt learning techniques which were applied while learning S.St., my weakest subject, I was able to get PCM) but the experience had left me with utter respect for the subject and an appreciation for the stream.)

How about HR field is concerned? How many Papers are required in this area of research?

One conclusion i also drew 'Plethora'is your all time fav. word. Now one serious question:- I tell you in advance that your answer may even force me leave academics forever. Agar aap Hinglish me answer de to jyada better hoga. Yh education( nursery, >10th ,> 12th , >JEE, >btech> mtech> reasearch scholar >phd phir teaching assistant >prof.> associate prof.> prof. then dean of institution or prof. in institutions of national imp.) multi level marketing nhi to aur kya? Isme at the end to yhi hai phele khud phaso phir doosro ko phasao. MLM scheme type magar pta nhi kyu log isko sophisticated way of living kyo maante hai. Aap truly btaiye aakhir kya matter hai yha to har koi biodata me add krkr ghum rha hai degree isse uper kuch ho kaha rha hai

One conclusion i also drew 'Plethora'is your all time fav. word. Now one serious question:- I tell you in advance that your answer may even force me leave academics forever. Agar aap Hinglish me answer de to jyada better hoga. Yh education( nursery, >10th ,> 12th , >JEE, >btech> mtech> reasearch scholar >phd phir teaching assistant >prof.> associate prof.> prof. then dean of institution or prof. in institutions of national imp.) multi level marketing nhi to aur kya? Isme at the end to yhi hai phele khud phaso phir doosro ko phasao. MLM scheme type magar pta nhi kyu log isko sophisticated way of living kyo maante hai. Aap truly btaiye aakhir kya matter hai yha to har koi biodata me add krkr ghum rha hai degree isse uper kuch ho kaha rha hai

A friend of mine made an interesting remark when we were in undergrad perhaps a decade ago. She said that if you look at the male/female distribution within academic disciplines, the _best_ predictor of this across disciplines is how much the field is perceived as "talent-driven" vs. "hard-work-driven." So something like physics - where the best people like Einstein or Feynman are viewed as "very intelligent" - is male-dominated, because it's viewed as talent-driven. On the other hand, nursing is female-dominated because it's viewed as hard-work-driven. Or even within science, compare physics vs. biology in their gender distributions. She herself was in philosophy, which despite being in the humanities apparently has a huge sexism problem, and she noted that it fits here: to become a philosopher you have to be viewed as smart, not hardworking, so the male prevalence is expected.

The equation I've usual seen is that success equals hard work times talent. But then as a follow-up, pay equals success times desirability. So whether or not to switch fields based on pay is influenced by both your talent and the desirability of the field. So it *may* be worth it, financially, to switch to a field with higher desirability where you have less talent, provided you don't have zero talent. And of course it makes little sense to study a field with *no* desirability, even if you are talented. On the other hand, pay isn't the only metric - you may be happier being more successful at a less-high-paying job if you're doing that job better. If I were to write an equation, I'd say happiness=log(pay)+success. So if your pay is low, it matters a lot, but if your pay is high, it matters little. ------- That said: the level of competition is different between academia and other disciplines. In most careers, you can survive just fine without being at the top of the game, so long as you're doing adequately - who cares who the world's best garbageman is? Or honestly, in most respects, even the world's best doctor, when usually you're just going to go to the best one in your local area? You can form a career just fine without being one of the *best.* But academia isn't like this; it's so hard to get a job that you basically need both high talent and good work ethic (or decent talent and *extraordinary* work ethic) to find one.

Are 221g form and 221g letter both same thing? Pls reply I am confused

However, sir, the question remains unanswered. Why would "A Nation" want "A PhD"?

sr , i used remember wren & martin and candid publication , I have completed whole active to passtive

Thankyou sir for guidance for PHD aspirants..🙏🙏 Nice vlogs 💯✨✨

Sir very nice lecture . I don't like such languages but after listening ur lecture it looks interesting.😮🎉🎉🎉

Fortran is like a really offensive joke. Once you've heard it, you will stay mad forever.

What if i received a green slip 221g administrative processing and additional documents were requested and passport sent back to me

What is chances of getting a assistant professor job in any govt. College after getting PhD from IITs ? I have seen some people still Jobless after IIT PhD

sr , i love your video !!

Sir, if the referees send generic reference letters during PhD admits, is it fine or they also have to personalize it?

Bharat e puro viporit. Ekhane govt graduate der max chae. Jara UPSC, SSC ar IBPS er exams die ashe. besi degree r dorkar lagena.

Sir do the embassy ask the university and the advisor in US about the student during 221g administrative processing? Or the professors from the home university to check background educational area?

I love your videos

Hello there,,Your video quality is amazing but you are missing something while uploading the video due to which your video is not reaching lots of people

Make a video why bengali community in India good in higher education and research?

Sir, is 8.2 a good cgpa to apply to top German universities for PhD in chemistry, fro a BS-MS student from IISER with 3 research internship experience and a decent masters thesis.

For a PHD guy, he sure could take a class on how to raise his microphone volume

“Your natural sounds are so immersive! I’ve noticed that channels in this niche often attract a lot of viewers when they use carefully chosen tags. Just a thought that could help bring your videos to more people!”

Sir, if someone pursues a PhD from one university which is not included in the QS World Rankings, what can be the repercussions?

Pretty good video; thank you, Dr Ganguli. I work remotely. I used to work as a software engineer, and I started studying for an MSc in Computer Science in a (legit) UK university. This along with my skills and performance, helped me get a promotion from Software Engineer to Technical Leader. I think getting a PhD would be beneficial for my career, but I find it very very hard because it is way more expensive than an MSc and funding for Latin American countries and online PhDs is not common. Can you please indicate me where I can get funding for a future PhD (online in Computer Science)?

Thanks for the wonderful content Sir. Kindly, tell me what is the upper age limit for women candidates belonging to general category to apply for dst inspire faculty fellowship program?

sr , i have subroutine dout ??