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Dr. Manmohan Singh never said anything but his work spoke for him. And now we have someone who speaks a lot but his work doesn't meet his words......!!!
Guys I’m in DU myself, it’s hyped up. I know a lot of people actually learning better and enhancing their skill set better in private colleges like Symbiosis etc. I hope y’all make it to your final goal keep working you got this ❤️
@IMRAND KATORA plz. Atleast dont talk about GDP for fu*k sake . After -23% then +9% is mere a recovery.Even if we see pre covid period, our economics development was slowing down 👀. Unemployment ,inflation, chinese village in our ground,hunger index,rising inequality of wealth,petrol prices ETC. So try to atleast accept the failures.And stop saying that people who critise the government is against india so sh.u.t t.h.e Fu.c.k. up🔇
To those of you who have just finished 10th or 12th, if you don't get in to the college of your choice, do not despair. As a great man once said 'life finds a way', you will find your way in life if you are willing to work for what you want.
Good guidance on the way combined with pulse of current skill requirements and predicted growth sectors can be helpful...rest of course is left to nature's tide
Great topic sir. I'm myself a software developer and I do recruitment for my company. It is very difficult to fill position these days because people are not upskilling themselves with time.
Did my Graduation in Biotechnology from a local college. Then got into IIT Roorkee and did masters in Biotechnology. College doesnt matters. Hard work do. So, earns skills not degrees.
I agree. My career has always been in roller coaster since 2008. I am still learning... Doing courses according to my passion. Thank you for the information!
I have completed my school from an average school and college from a govt college where no one presented to teach us… But then I worked on my skills and now I am working in a good company with a decent package and working on TH-cam as a tutor also.. Degree is bullshit but skills are important
I regret to share that most of our academicians ( forget about school) lack Communication skills,presentation skills, and full of ego. They are reluctto upgrade themselves. For, those few who , would land up in comment section, this is for them ...take it from a corporate trainer, degree is useful but not without skill.
@@nothing_035 that's a very interesting point and the answer is yes! A lot of my colleagues never did an MBA but are good in management.....we should think of bachelor's courses in a similar fashion but somehow the industry isn't ready for it yet.
@@rikeshkumarsinha Well, I am a IT dropout, & I hope when I will go searching for jobs after a year they will see my skills .. BTW thanks for your advice..
This makes total sense. I always tell my juniors to focus on skill development rather than degrees. I'm Bcom graduate (2011 batch), now working as a Microsoft solution architect, in the first year itself I understood that commerce is not the field for me, but continued it because without a degree I won't get my first job. I started learning html and c# online, then slowly moved into server based technologies, upon clearing my graduation (47% in tybcom) I worked as a network engineer, got CCNA certification. Upon parental pressure joined MCA, the syllabus was so outdated that I left the class midway. Joined Wipro right after that and got trained in Business Intelligence Applications. Again because of parental pressure joined Excise Department, it was such an eye opener for me, it tested my patience to such an extent that I quit during my probation and went straight to an IT company and kept on updating my skills. Long story short, please focus on your passion and keep updating yourself, degrees are only for telling people that you are a graduate or a post graduate, it will help you to get your first job, that's it, doesn't matter which degree, what college or university (except the blacklisted ones). It's the skill that matters. One of my colleagues is a Hotel Management graduate and he's a solution architect. There are many stories like these. Please share this video with everyone. Mr Banerjee is doing a fantastic job.
Only 6-8 months are left for my bcom to be completed and after 2025 my father will be retired I am confused what to do after bcom should I go for MBA or develop some skills or prepare for CAT or government job I don't know what to do and after 2025 I have financial pressure too I am too much confused can you suggest something?
Having scored 96% this year in CBSE I got approved for three constituent college of DU i.e. Shivaji College, Rajdhani College and Deen Dayal Upadhyay college in BA(H) in English and BA(H) in history. But my father made me realise to see future in my interest not what my friends imposed over me, thanks to him I am currently in Jaipur, pursuing graduation in BFA in RU. And Akash Sir your today's video reminded me all what my father told me before leaving Delhi. Thanku Akash Sir, u r doing a wonderful job, keep motivating the youth through your thaughts.
Excalty Akash! I was poor in academics admitted the fact. Then followed the same formula after schooling enrolled in IT courses. Started career 19 along with correspondence studies. By the time I completed MBA had 4 and half years of experience. Most importantly with this path I developed the habit of continuous learning. Mantra- Keep learning new skill set every year and you will be market ready always.
Fully agree with you. Me as a team manager at a worlds largest logistics company. We only see at skill sets. In interview we ask more on core skills. Degree is only a stepping stone. So any college is good. If you master the skill it's good enough.
Maybe you're an exception 🤗. No one looks at skills when you're fresher; they only look CGPA & institute and no one looks at skills when you have experience; they only look at how many years of expertise you have 🙏
@@abengalitravellertm2034 passing criteria is a entry criteria. But does not depend on which college. I agree most companies look at gap. But in other countries its very common to take a few years of gap and enjoy ur personal time. Or learn something new. And join back.
@@Maheen_Maira yeah....I dont have any hesitation to learn a new skill.....but these mncs have set certain criterias that you must have not more than 2 years of gap......company needs skill and I need money then why these criterias come into....why judging me gaps background my physical apprerance.......i can gain any skill at any age......you can't believe me one 70 years old man learn about programing in python in our institute.....i think compaines should flexible about recruitment criterias
Tbh, I can relate to this. I appeared for JEE without much preparation and thought of an year drop, but I got into a good college(not IIT) within close proximity of myself with Electrical Engineering as my stream. Not boasting or something but now I am in my 4th year and I have 4 job offers as a software engineer which is not related to my stream. I know I have a long way to go, but I can assure everyone that if you work on your skills rather than just relying on some institution's reputation you can succeed too.
As someone who hire and manages teams of web developers (both Backend and Frontend) across multiple regions and multiple businesses both inside and outside India, I totally agree with this analysis of lack of skill sets that really impacts a starter/junior coming into the industry. I really do not think a Uni degree has that much of an attraction to hiring managers/recruiters (like myself), in contrast I focus on the fundamental soft skills that shows ones ability to provide continuous contribution towards a success of a business/team. Upskilling is not a good to have, but is now fast becoming a major requirement in any workplace, given the speed of technological and industrial changes occurring across the board. Even local businesses and vendors had to adapt to internet, mobile technologies, web technologies and working online & remote, to meet consumer and market expectations. So if you do not upskill yourself in todays day and age, specially outside a Uni degree, then you will struggle to remain relevant to the market.
Thanks for educating on such an important topic. We've same problem here in Pakistan related to college degree and job market. Thought provoking video 👌
I totally agree i graduate last year and prepare for mba cet(Maharashtra mba based college) but this exam secured all my efforts when i reach i was in 1st slot when i saw paper pattern was changed i panic and stop to think all are jumbled section and all mocks tests all my efforts are flew but now i work on my self learning skills courses and working on my Venture , in July i started my own venture although due to lack of team I've to close it but now I'm working on it.. i advice u go for business even u r interested in job then work on urself so no one can push u down that's all i learn and tysm for this episode wishing goodluck to channel 🌻
I don't think anyone questions the importance of degree. However we need to understand that degree in itself doesn't mean a lot. More so in today's world where things are changing way fast.
@@dhananjaypatil3116 Don't speak here after reading Elon Musk, Bill gates quotes. Without a degree you need to be extraordinary to get into a paticular field, You don't required to be that extraordinary if you have a degree to get into that field.
This is such an important video... I am just so glad you made a video on this. One of the best channels on TH-cam. Always look forward to more such videos...
Akash I have seen u since your aajtak days and I can't tell u how much iv grown to respect u since ur Deshbhakt stint.. This episode was fab! You've hit the nail on it's head. Kudos
You came a long way Akash! Very informative video, I hope people who always give degree/certificate based education more priority will learn something different.
Thank you deshbhakt. After watching your videos I get a new perspective about everything. Thank you. Please dont stop making videos. We support you and love you.
Hansraj economics passout, struggled for job for an year, do not care about the university, find the skill you want to master and find right people to learn more. Started from call center and currently work for a social media marketing company, nothing to do with my degree.
Sir, thank you for this I really needed this. I have just failed in jee mains with 95.59 percentile after 2 years of hard work but I was a very positive individual then I became Negative. Now from last month after much research I can say if I have learnt something from jee, it was stress management and upskilling thank you. You and sarthak are like my college wale senior. Thankyou
Amazing sir. Dil ke karib baat keh di aapne. I also have programming languages, and web languages in my schedule. College teachers are learning with us about the new curriculum set by the management. Each and every engineer is for himself/herself. That much I have understood. I really thank you for making a video on this type. Thank you very much.
Paying my gratitude to team for making video on this topic. Now days people should understand skill is the key to make a great profession and contribute to the country. Also the education system should be focused on skill instead of only grades.
Thank you Badebhai I am currently in 12 th boards are going on ( humanities stream ) that was a eye opener reduced some speculation in my heart regarding good college bluffs.
Take it from a person with a 17yr+ career in advertising & branding; degrees are only useful (if at all) to get a foot in the door in your first job. There after, it makes zero difference from where you graduated, if you did at all.
College and College Degree improves lot of persons skills..............The problem in India is after graduating people dont know where and how to implement that skills. Aksah Banerjee himself shows his pictures of college days where he was into debates and cultural events which developed his skill of public speaking and hence he has this channel today...............
@@rupalijoshi7444 Colleges and it degrees do not develop any skill rather they educate us only about the basics of what businesses houses and industries practice professionally. It is we who develop our skill with the greed of learning zeal.
Dear Rupali, The language of your reply itself describe your skill set. You need to improve alot. Join some traing session to improve your communication and interpersonal skills. It will help you alot dealing with an unknown person before indulging into any type of discussion. All the best
@@rajeshsahani7136 agree that degree do not matter and i think the wise decision would be not to go to any college and save your youth prime time and parent's money
Thank you Akash beautifully dissected.. Out here in Nagaland we've been dealing with lot of unemployment crisis with lot of educated people,and I've learned that basic skill development was missing majorly. You enlightened that outstandingly. 👍 Love from Nagaland ❤
Same here. I got Graduation degree in Commerce (management) but it's of actually of no demand in the market. Fortunately I did ADCA @ Dimapur and I am working as a computer Instructor @ St Thomas School, Dimapur.
8:58 Sir in many engineering college across the nation including IIT/NITs when product based companies visits for campus placement they set off the eligibility criteria and eligible branches for their appear recruitment test.....they don't borther that how a student is at good coding/programming is....they might be in some lower branches but sadly they can't appear for the test....
Damn you are right I reached the final round of Walmart global, I somehow managed to gave the exam but they stopped my canditure when they get to know I scored less in 12th
College life is very very essential as it develops personality traits of the students which is critical for their confidence and how to present themselves.. which ultimately really important in getting job (along with the degree).
11:18 this is the main problem I think..... parents still think that a govt. job is the best profession ever..... but I'll surely learn programming and web-developing when I'll be in college (now I'm in 11th) anyway, loved this video, it's informative
C is still used in core industries eg linux systems programming,graphics programming,video games,robotics,microcontrollers,device drivers.C is the foundation of many programming languages such as python.
I have done my bachelor's in electronics and communication engineering. My job after graduation was related to testing and was no where connected to bachelor's course. Then I saw there is a tremendous growth in AI ML. I did a diploma in AI ML after that I got a job as an intern in a startup company and I left that started a company named Adelig Technologies with my dad's friend who is an industry expert.
Me pursuing bachelors in civil, while I was reading textbook one of my problematic subject related to structural it's syllabus was proposed in 18s or 19s; for a sec I thought at what level today world 🌎 is going now !!. Yes we need to admit our syllabus are out dated
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would have done that but am in class 11 unfortunately;😥
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Thanks for your guidance
Dr. Manmohan Singh never said anything but his work spoke for him. And now we have someone who speaks a lot but his work doesn't meet his words......!!!
Absolutely👌
2g scam, coal scam and bofors scam spoked very well 🤣🤣
@@hardikkumar1737
Well at least you heard about them coz of transparency.
Btw he wasn't even that great😂😂. Manmohan, modi sab same level ke hi he fark bas itna ek jyda bolte he dusre kuch nahi bolte😂.
Thotha Chana baje Ghana
I'm a Shaheed Bhagat Singh Eng Hons passout. While it is good if you get in, in the long run it does not matter professionally. Don't stress about it!
Same with IIT and Job in IT & software companies.
What
Fancy 😇🤘
Kya ukar liya
I am m.a. English from Magadh University.
"Saaaab Changa Sii " , You are doing amazing Sir Akash . We need You at this moment especially what India is going through.
Acha....
@@arjungandhi7611 esi baat hai
@@arjungandhi7611 haa wahi baat hai
After all he's our prime minister 😄😄
oh my bhagwan akash nhi hote toh kya hota
Guys I’m in DU myself, it’s hyped up. I know a lot of people actually learning better and enhancing their skill set better in private colleges like Symbiosis etc. I hope y’all make it to your final goal keep working you got this ❤️
So true
Once a wise man said :
Narendra Modi as a Prime Minister will be disastrous for India.....!!
Keep crying beta! Abhi to yogi bhi ayega
@IMRAND KATORA plz. Atleast dont talk about GDP for fu*k sake . After -23% then +9% is mere a recovery.Even if we see pre covid period, our economics development was slowing down 👀. Unemployment ,inflation, chinese village in our ground,hunger index,rising inequality of wealth,petrol prices ETC. So try to atleast accept the failures.And stop saying that people who critise the government is against india so sh.u.t t.h.e Fu.c.k. up🔇
Don't anybody think it was an idiotic belief that one person can run the country..😏😒 it is a team work
He was 100% correct
@IMRAND KATORA petrol 114rs
Cooking oil prices 📈
To those of you who have just finished 10th or 12th, if you don't get in to the college of your choice, do not despair. As a great man once said 'life finds a way', you will find your way in life if you are willing to work for what you want.
Thanks!!.. I needed this advice.
Good guidance on the way combined with pulse of current skill requirements and predicted growth sectors can be helpful...rest of course is left to nature's tide
Thank You sir! Appreciated
Thank you for the positivity sir!!
Easier said than done. Reality is degree's have value.
My Son : What is the meaning of NDA ( Modi Sarkaar)
Me : NDA means No Data Available 😂😂😂
For me - National Defense Academy
@@Addd444 KONSA DEFENSE YAAR
@@matheenarif8645 sach main gadha hai, ya iski bhi koi degree kri hai. Btw your skill is upto the mark.
@@matheenarif8645 Defence*
No data available sound more real now😆
Great topic sir. I'm myself a software developer and I do recruitment for my company. It is very difficult to fill position these days because people are not upskilling themselves with time.
same issue here
Sir I'm searching for job in software company...can u help me ..sir mujhe IT company mein sikhna hai
@@tatabyebye1553 🤷
@@thedeshbhakt congress, bollywood, aur tum jaise jahil log santaan dharm ko india se mita ne ke liye
Kasam kha hi hai kiya
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Hinduon ko jo halat hai uspe video bano
Na
Did my Graduation in Biotechnology from a local college. Then got into IIT Roorkee and did masters in Biotechnology. College doesnt matters. Hard work do. So, earns skills not degrees.
How will you get a job then many people will just want your degree even if you are so much knowledgeable in your field
doesn't it contradict like you had to join IITR for validation
Recruiters ko kaun samjhaye 😂
Just coz u r in medicine during covid 😆 what if u were a lawyer ,, could u say that hypocritical line ??🙄
@@jeffstone5737 😂
I agree. My career has always been in roller coaster since 2008. I am still learning... Doing courses according to my passion. Thank you for the information!
What did you want to do at that time and what are you doing now?
I have completed my school from an average school and college from a govt college where no one presented to teach us… But then I worked on my skills and now I am working in a good company with a decent package and working on TH-cam as a tutor also.. Degree is bullshit but skills are important
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"Skills are cheap. Passion is priceless."
Passion is cheap if you don't have skills
Skills were never cheap 😏
Very nice 👌
I regret to share that most of our academicians ( forget about school) lack Communication skills,presentation skills, and full of ego. They are reluctto upgrade themselves. For, those few who , would land up in comment section, this is for them ...take it from a corporate trainer, degree is useful but not without skill.
So should one drop out thinking that i can learn skills in less time & money required to pursue a degree.
@@nothing_035 that's a very interesting point and the answer is yes! A lot of my colleagues never did an MBA but are good in management.....we should think of bachelor's courses in a similar fashion but somehow the industry isn't ready for it yet.
@@rikeshkumarsinha Well, I am a IT dropout, & I hope when I will go searching for jobs after a year they will see my skills .. BTW thanks for your advice..
This makes total sense. I always tell my juniors to focus on skill development rather than degrees. I'm Bcom graduate (2011 batch), now working as a Microsoft solution architect, in the first year itself I understood that commerce is not the field for me, but continued it because without a degree I won't get my first job. I started learning html and c# online, then slowly moved into server based technologies, upon clearing my graduation (47% in tybcom) I worked as a network engineer, got CCNA certification. Upon parental pressure joined MCA, the syllabus was so outdated that I left the class midway. Joined Wipro right after that and got trained in Business Intelligence Applications. Again because of parental pressure joined Excise Department, it was such an eye opener for me, it tested my patience to such an extent that I quit during my probation and went straight to an IT company and kept on updating my skills. Long story short, please focus on your passion and keep updating yourself, degrees are only for telling people that you are a graduate or a post graduate, it will help you to get your first job, that's it, doesn't matter which degree, what college or university (except the blacklisted ones). It's the skill that matters. One of my colleagues is a Hotel Management graduate and he's a solution architect. There are many stories like these. Please share this video with everyone. Mr Banerjee is doing a fantastic job.
Only 6-8 months are left for my bcom to be completed and after 2025 my father will be retired I am confused what to do after bcom should I go for MBA or develop some skills or prepare for CAT or government job I don't know what to do and after 2025 I have financial pressure too I am too much confused can you suggest something?
Yes. I'm a BSc biotechnology graduate but currently doing a billing executive course.
Weldone Akash 👍👍... keep it up the spirit..
Now it's time for Students to raise their voice like farmers...... Even Students having PHD are suffering......!!
Of course skill set is important. So your msg is definitely good but your history background has helped you without your knowing it :)
Hamaare Baap Dada ne 60 saalo me BJP ko kyu nahi chuna
Ye pichle 7 sallo me pata chal gaya 😀😀😀
Having scored 96% this year in CBSE I got approved for three constituent college of DU i.e. Shivaji College, Rajdhani College and Deen Dayal Upadhyay college in BA(H) in English and BA(H) in history. But my father made me realise to see future in my interest not what my friends imposed over me, thanks to him I am currently in Jaipur, pursuing graduation in BFA in RU. And Akash Sir your today's video reminded me all what my father told me before leaving Delhi.
Thanku Akash Sir, u r doing a wonderful job, keep motivating the youth through your thaughts.
Like farmers, Educated people would also come on the streets
Neither the Airport sells, No Railway Station, No Jobs, No Privatization......!!!
You are right , CEO of Cred is an Arts Student he did BA ,but later on he followed his passion and became successful.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Teacher asked to write assay on dirt in less words
The Children left by writing BJP 😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛
Actually same xan be said for all parties, liberandus and bhakts alike.
Islam
Excalty Akash! I was poor in academics admitted the fact. Then followed the same formula after schooling enrolled in IT courses. Started career 19 along with correspondence studies. By the time I completed MBA had 4 and half years of experience. Most importantly with this path I developed the habit of continuous learning.
Mantra- Keep learning new skill set every year and you will be market ready always.
Fully agree with you. Me as a team manager at a worlds largest logistics company. We only see at skill sets. In interview we ask more on core skills. Degree is only a stepping stone. So any college is good. If you master the skill it's good enough.
Then why corporates set year of passing type criteria? Why you took gaps or something?.....If I aquire skills to work then why this question arise?
Maybe you're an exception 🤗.
No one looks at skills when you're fresher; they only look CGPA & institute and no one looks at skills when you have experience; they only look at how many years of expertise you have 🙏
Jhi bilkul yah whi baat he..
Jab bandhey ke paas Lamborghini hogi to issey 10th class ke percentage%/grade koi ni puchhega 😄🤷
@@abengalitravellertm2034 passing criteria is a entry criteria. But does not depend on which college. I agree most companies look at gap. But in other countries its very common to take a few years of gap and enjoy ur personal time. Or learn something new. And join back.
@@Maheen_Maira yeah....I dont have any hesitation to learn a new skill.....but these mncs have set certain criterias that you must have not more than 2 years of gap......company needs skill and I need money then why these criterias come into....why judging me gaps background my physical apprerance.......i can gain any skill at any age......you can't believe me one 70 years old man learn about programing in python in our institute.....i think compaines should flexible about recruitment criterias
Informative video
Education is power!
❤ your integrity & passion for your work. Our country needs people like you for boost & inspiration 💯👍
Tbh, I can relate to this. I appeared for JEE without much preparation and thought of an year drop, but I got into a good college(not IIT) within close proximity of myself with Electrical Engineering as my stream. Not boasting or something but now I am in my 4th year and I have 4 job offers as a software engineer which is not related to my stream. I know I have a long way to go, but I can assure everyone that if you work on your skills rather than just relying on some institution's reputation you can succeed too.
Hey! What resources did you follow?
As someone who hire and manages teams of web developers (both Backend and Frontend) across multiple regions and multiple businesses both inside and outside India, I totally agree with this analysis of lack of skill sets that really impacts a starter/junior coming into the industry. I really do not think a Uni degree has that much of an attraction to hiring managers/recruiters (like myself), in contrast I focus on the fundamental soft skills that shows ones ability to provide continuous contribution towards a success of a business/team.
Upskilling is not a good to have, but is now fast becoming a major requirement in any workplace, given the speed of technological and industrial changes occurring across the board. Even local businesses and vendors had to adapt to internet, mobile technologies, web technologies and working online & remote, to meet consumer and market expectations. So if you do not upskill yourself in todays day and age, specially outside a Uni degree, then you will struggle to remain relevant to the market.
I agree with you....!
Skill all the way 💜
Big respect to deshbhakt team.....keep it up ..you guys are doing very impressive work.
I feel myself thankful as I moved in 🇨🇦. I have more off practical knowledge rather than ratta maar in classes
👍
Today not just focusing on problems
You guys touch base with solution side
Good episode after brainstorming 👍👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for educating on such an important topic. We've same problem here in Pakistan related to college degree and job market. Thought provoking video 👌
I totally agree i graduate last year and prepare for mba cet(Maharashtra mba based college) but this exam secured all my efforts when i reach i was in 1st slot when i saw paper pattern was changed i panic and stop to think all are jumbled section and all mocks tests all my efforts are flew but now i work on my self learning skills courses and working on my Venture , in July i started my own venture although due to lack of team I've to close it but now I'm working on it.. i advice u go for business even u r interested in job then work on urself so no one can push u down that's all i learn and tysm for this episode wishing goodluck to channel 🌻
Don't fall into a Conclusion that Degree/College doesn't matter!
That room is only for IT related Jobs.
I don't think anyone questions the importance of degree. However we need to understand that degree in itself doesn't mean a lot. More so in today's world where things are changing way fast.
@@dhananjaypatil3116 Don't speak here after reading Elon Musk, Bill gates quotes. Without a degree you need to be extraordinary to get into a paticular field, You don't required to be that extraordinary if you have a degree to get into that field.
IT only hires BE, BTech, MCAs. If you have a degree in arts and commerce, you are just a toilet tissue to them. 🧻 🙂
@@matvimat Check your facts man.
IT Hires everyone!!
A girl who was awarded for finding bugs in FB and Microsoft was from BIPC Background.
I stick to my statement.
This is such an important video... I am just so glad you made a video on this. One of the best channels on TH-cam. Always look forward to more such videos...
Akash I have seen u since your aajtak days and I can't tell u how much iv grown to respect u since ur Deshbhakt stint..
This episode was fab! You've hit the nail on it's head.
Kudos
That's what I have been looking for... Please keep making videos like this so we can choose or upgrade our skills..
You came a long way Akash! Very informative video, I hope people who always give degree/certificate based education more priority will learn something different.
Thank you soo much for such motivating video....keep shining sir
You're truly an inspiration sir. Shine on!
Thank you deshbhakt. After watching your videos I get a new perspective about everything. Thank you. Please dont stop making videos. We support you and love you.
Hansraj economics passout, struggled for job for an year, do not care about the university, find the skill you want to master and find right people to learn more. Started from call center and currently work for a social media marketing company, nothing to do with my degree.
Informative as well as motivating..thanx Akash
Thanks for guiding the young generation towards taking right steps in their career, good job Akash!
great video akash sir..aise videos ki zaroorat hai youtube feed per..
Sir, thank you for this I really needed this. I have just failed in jee mains with 95.59 percentile after 2 years of hard work but I was a very positive individual then I became Negative. Now from last month after much research I can say if I have learnt something from jee, it was stress management and upskilling thank you. You and sarthak are like my college wale senior. Thankyou
Huh?
How can you fail with 95 percentile
You failed to get your dream NIT ?
I got 97 percentile last year I got into NIT
Bro how did you fail with 95.5 percentile 😮. Didn't you get any NIT? Coz for nits 95 percentile is considered good. Or are you meaning jee advance?
@@kaustabhgautam69 man I didnt get a good nit
@@subhajitdey6618 are you really in an Nit then can you please comment on what do you think on college really matters?
@@alqamashaikh1879 ouhh btw which nit are you in ? I'm a 2022 jee aspirant.
Akaash ji heartfelt gratitude to you for guiding the students to tread the right path in their careers.
Amazing sir. Dil ke karib baat keh di aapne.
I also have programming languages, and web languages in my schedule. College teachers are learning with us about the new curriculum set by the management.
Each and every engineer is for himself/herself. That much I have understood.
I really thank you for making a video on this type. Thank you very much.
You are doing great content with research and starts some meaningful conversation
Just filling admission form for btech, ty for uploading at perfect time ✌🏻🔥
Super episode ...well written well produced...hats off
In fact in the corona times during online education skill level in the students of prestigious college reduce drastically.
A man with a golden heart 🙏 Much love to you always sir. More and More power to you.
Paying my gratitude to team for making video on this topic. Now days people should understand skill is the key to make a great profession and contribute to the country. Also the education system should be focused on skill instead of only grades.
बहुत ही शानदार टॉपिक ❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Meanwhile students who got admission but never went to college in offline mode
"what is the meaning of college life"
"Eat , sleep ,repeat"
Great job akash....Education sector pe aur episode ane ki ummid hai apse...👍
Thank you Badebhai I am currently in 12 th boards are going on ( humanities stream ) that was a eye opener reduced some speculation in my heart regarding good college bluffs.
Kitne din bad aisi video dekhi jisme skills develop karne ko jyada jyada importance diya gaya than college degrees ....
Great video sir.....💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
The condition of Andhbhakts has been like Katappa
They know that this is going wrong, but because of the slavery of BJP, they can't speak 😅😅😅
😂😂😂😂😂
I completely agree with you Akash and value every video you post. College degree is necessary but not complete.
Take it from a person with a 17yr+ career in advertising & branding; degrees are only useful (if at all) to get a foot in the door in your first job. There after, it makes zero difference from where you graduated, if you did at all.
Good episode.... Really required
Learning how to learn is life's most important skill.
Tony Buzan
Thanks Aakash bhai we also want these type of video content🙏🙏
I am listening to this video while currently working on some of the technologies Aakash talked about.
Thanks bhaiya.. Need more of this!
College degrees do not matter in today's professional environment.
College and College Degree improves lot of persons skills..............The problem in India is after graduating people dont know where and how to implement that skills.
Aksah Banerjee himself shows his pictures of college days where he was into debates and cultural events which developed his skill of public speaking and hence he has this channel today...............
@@rupalijoshi7444
Colleges and it degrees do not develop any skill rather they educate us only about the basics of what businesses houses and industries practice professionally. It is we who develop our skill with the greed of learning zeal.
@@rajeshsahani7136 Chacha which college and University you studied from??? It will give lot of answers to your self........
Dear Rupali,
The language of your reply itself describe your skill set.
You need to improve alot. Join some traing session to improve your communication and interpersonal skills. It will help you alot dealing with an unknown person before indulging into any type of discussion.
All the best
@@rajeshsahani7136 agree that degree do not matter and i think the wise decision would be not to go to any college and save your youth prime time and parent's money
So important and timely ....this is awesome 😊👍
This I the one video I want I can recommend to both students and professors on education that what is to be done.
Very inspirational video sir👍👍
I had been studying in Government school till 12 but I got 5th position in my state in NEET exam♥️♥️♥️
Congratulations
Bahut badiya yaar overall crl kya thi
One of the best video of deshbhakt.
Thank you Akash beautifully dissected.. Out here in Nagaland we've been dealing with lot of unemployment crisis with lot of educated people,and I've learned that basic skill development was missing majorly. You enlightened that outstandingly. 👍
Love from Nagaland ❤
Same here. I got Graduation degree in Commerce (management) but it's of actually of no demand in the market. Fortunately I did ADCA @ Dimapur and I am working as a computer Instructor @ St Thomas School, Dimapur.
Same here in Assam, I'm a biotech graduate but it very few jobs in India I regret studying it 😔
Superb job bhai sahi news bata te tum 💛
8:58 Sir in many engineering college across the nation including IIT/NITs when product based companies visits for campus placement they set off the eligibility criteria and eligible branches for their appear recruitment test.....they don't borther that how a student is at good coding/programming is....they might be in some lower branches but sadly they can't appear for the test....
Damn you are right I reached the final round of Walmart global, I somehow managed to gave the exam but they stopped my canditure when they get to know I scored less in 12th
Yup that's true
@@TheSKooler how much did you score?
बहुत ही जबरदस्त व उपयोगी वीडियो
i can relate it to because after scoring 95.75 in boards in 2018 i didnt get into good colleges of du
Excellent Advice.
College life is very very essential as it develops personality traits of the students which is critical for their confidence and how to present themselves.. which ultimately really important in getting job (along with the degree).
Not true.
Really impressed with the subject and delivery!
I graduated from Bhagat Singh college BA Economics Hons in 2004-07.. That time it was 84℅
Very informative programme
That's very true . I am in class 12 . I am trying to get above 95 percent to get admission in DU
95 no good - push for 98 please
:(((((((((
Yaha par padhte padhte jaan nikal gyi 😅🤣
Aap Kah rahe ho 98🤣😂
@@shristiyadav5529 Mai bhi 12 me hi Hu, aur hum to fakir admi hai,johola leke chal padenge ji🤣🤣🤣
@@shristiyadav5529 come to Kerala board here you can get really high mark and get into DU MAIN GUARANTEE DETA HOON
Reality explained badi hi aasan bhasha main.. realy touch to an important point every youth shoud watch it…..
Thanks for all contents like this…..!
11:18 this is the main problem I think..... parents still think that a govt. job is the best profession ever..... but I'll surely learn programming and web-developing when I'll be in college (now I'm in 11th) anyway, loved this video, it's informative
Interesting! Nice video!✌️
Engineering colleges teach 'C programing language ' in computer science for 4 years where as the the industry asks for 'C++'
i remember we had C when in class 12!!!!!
@@thedeshbhakt now they teach java from class 9 to 12
C is still used bro and C is one of the best to understand memory and lower level (as closer to the hardware level) stuff in CS
C is still used in core industries eg linux systems programming,graphics programming,video games,robotics,microcontrollers,device drivers.C is the foundation of many programming languages such as python.
@@AnupamBhogal ik C is used as base to learn other programing languages, however for 4 years! They don't even start teaching it in first year!
watching... already loving it. boht sahi topic pkda hai bhai 👍👍
I have done my bachelor's in electronics and communication engineering. My job after graduation was related to testing and was no where connected to bachelor's course. Then I saw there is a tremendous growth in AI ML. I did a diploma in AI ML after that I got a job as an intern in a startup company and I left that started a company named Adelig Technologies with my dad's friend who is an industry expert.
Excellent topic 👏 👌 👍
“ Don’t confuse schooling with education
I didn’t went to Harvard but the people who work for me did “
Elon musk
Fake quote
Good and informative like always
Thank you bhai.. Mera neet next year hai . Thanks for this advice ❤
100 percent right video. thanks for letting everyone know.
half hour before my final exam, watching this episode to overcome exam anxiety
Sir bahot achhi information dete ho👊👊👊👊
Me pursuing bachelors in civil, while I was reading textbook one of my problematic subject related to structural it's syllabus was proposed in 18s or 19s; for a sec I thought at what level today world 🌎 is going now !!. Yes we need to admit our syllabus are out dated
Absolutely true Sir❤