Because they can't build anything of value and are lazy. No business in Bengal. What to do after MSc ? Do PhD. That's why. No other reason. This community will be the next Biharis in making. Worst of all.
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
Because of intense competition you may need to do a postdoc unless you are in a very hot area of research or are extraordinary in terms or CV and references. These videos may help How to get the Assistant Professor job at IIT in India? th-cam.com/video/aT_8Sg5YQKs/w-d-xo.html How to go from PhD to an Industry job? th-cam.com/video/CSy14_G21IA/w-d-xo.html
UPSC is a good option only for a few people. Most people will spend their life preparing for the civil service. Very few will get. Only the coaching institutes will profit Is IAS Officer a Good Career Plan? th-cam.com/video/hATvYVVNWow/w-d-xo.html
True but these people just want jobs to assure them a normal middle class life, PhD is more suitable for upper middle class people with established parents who now want to do something more with their life
@ But the government jobs you mentioned are also hard to get. There are huge number of applicants and quotas based on backgrounds of the applicants. There is little contribution from the person even if they get the jobs. India is in danger of getting into a middle income trap unless it focusses more on research and PhD and less on clerical and administrative jobs
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Thankyou sir for guidance for PHD aspirants..🙏🙏
Nice vlogs 💯✨✨
You are most welcome
Make a video why bengali community in India good in higher education and research?
Cultural thing
Good idea
Because they can't build anything of value and are lazy. No business in Bengal. What to do after MSc ? Do PhD. That's why. No other reason. This community will be the next Biharis in making. Worst of all.
Please make this video @@Drganguli
sr , i love your video !!
Thanks
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
Because of intense competition you may need to do a postdoc unless you are in a very hot area of research or are extraordinary in terms or CV and references. These videos may help
How to get the Assistant Professor job at IIT in India?
th-cam.com/video/aT_8Sg5YQKs/w-d-xo.html
How to go from PhD to an Industry job?
th-cam.com/video/CSy14_G21IA/w-d-xo.html
What if No Job after PhD or Postdoc?
th-cam.com/video/EPHxw0PoDbE/w-d-xo.html
Sir, if the referees send generic reference letters during PhD admits, is it fine or they also have to personalize it?
Personalized reference letters are better
How to write a letter of recommendation or reference letter?
th-cam.com/video/QOCXfsKj1YA/w-d-xo.html
I love your videos
Thank you so much
Bharat e puro viporit. Ekhane govt graduate der max chae. Jara UPSC, SSC ar IBPS er exams die ashe. besi degree r dorkar lagena.
UPSC is a good option only for a few people. Most people will spend their life preparing for the civil service. Very few will get. Only the coaching institutes will profit
Is IAS Officer a Good Career Plan?
th-cam.com/video/hATvYVVNWow/w-d-xo.html
@@Drganguli UPSC is just one exam. There are others as well like SSC, IBPS, Railways, etc.
True but these people just want jobs to assure them a normal middle class life, PhD is more suitable for upper middle class people with established parents who now want to do something more with their life
@@Drganguli in India that role is done by IT jobs or by tier 1 B school MBA degrees.
@ But the government jobs you mentioned are also hard to get. There are huge number of applicants and quotas based on backgrounds of the applicants. There is little contribution from the person even if they get the jobs. India is in danger of getting into a middle income trap unless it focusses more on research and PhD and less on clerical and administrative jobs