Spot on about the urgent need for education that integrates technology with business! As industries evolve, the blending of these fields becomes essential for creating value and leveraging opportunities for financial success. 💡
00:01 ESOPs are a key factor in earning substantial income from a salaried job. 02:05 ESOPs significantly boosted earnings from a salaried job 05:45 Choosing between career opportunities in India and abroad 07:37 Challenges in Indian education system 11:32 Challenges in updating curriculum and faculty skills for job market relevance 13:23 Future of India relies on talent at the intersection of business and tech 17:04 Students work on real-world projects with paid and unpaid opportunities 18:36 Guidance on building a successful business idea 21:54 Tech engineers can earn salaries up to 1 crore rupees 23:36 Earning a high salary from a job Crafted by Merlin AI.
One of the most reason behind US Start up success is dollar being world reserve currency and low interest rates like 2% during 2000 to 2008 . Compare that to India where interest rates are > 10% . How can a CEO with loans be in right state of mind to Focus.
Not true.. in that sense, Middle east would have been cusp of innovation with all their petro dollars. You need money, but not just that. You need passionate people, entrepreneur ship, supportive govt and policies and urge as a nation to do better.
No we need to grow up thinking with positive mind set.... first of all on our country we don't spend on R& D but rather our leaders take away one way or the other... Than where is our focus not on R& D or Tech its only their growth. Again we have talent pool but not helped by Government or bureaucracy.
If Everyone in our country shares 5% of their earning to the needy.. Everyone will have good life , all should work well. work is worship.. I am proud to say, Sri. Sridhar vembu CEO of ZOHO, opened his branch office in tier 3 city in Tamil Nadu.. My father used to say India lives in villages.
Taking mechanical engineering was a shitty decision, naaah I don’t agree with you Sharan. You were forced to take up Mechanical in the first place so how could it be a shitty decision of yours?…I am a Mechanical Engineer myself making decent salary plus have a side gig aimed at building a motorcycle manufacturing company. I am passionate about motorcycles and my mechanical engineering degree helped me with teaching the basics nicely
As a newly graduated mechanical engineer, I am constantly worried that I made the wrong choice. Could you please tell me what makes you proud of your work and how you are able to support your passion financially?
@@iamharsh9585Harsh, I am glad you asked, all I can say is stop negative self talk (this might sound harsh but don’t bash yourself for doing wrong things in past, have confidence in whatever you do and carry hope and be very optimistic about the future). I am currently working in Biomedical company as process engineer and I genuinely believe that my processes help my colleagues to do their work in a more efficient and better way. It means, my work is having positive impact on someone which gives me immense satisfaction. Now, I take the money earned from my job and invest it, once after I start receiving good ROI, I invest the earned interest towards procuring resources that can help my company establishment and grow.
@@iamharsh9585 Harsh, now a days, it is very easy to lose confidence, please carry a positive mindset that everything is going to be good. As a man, once you lose confidence, you will lose almost everything so first trust yourself. You asked a great question about what I am proud of when it comes to my work, one thing I can say is, work is a service you are providing to people (company = people). I get a lot of dopamine high when I see people around me succeeding by using my service, product or process. When it comes to passions, I have an idea about how much capital I need to invest in my passionate business so, based on that, I create a investment plan, act upon the plan by leveraging income earned through my job and rotate it to make more money in short time either by investing in other companies or putting in high saving accounts, SIP. Once I am confident that I have enough capital, I will push myself full time into business, simple. Harsh, this life is very precious and please treat it with respect and kindness. All the best, have faith in your belief.
Every degree makes us to worry. Just do what u love. And build something small. Try enter into business. Read books. It's not about clg or degree ..see that guy makes 20k per month only..now his company values 700m dollars @@iamharsh9585
@@iamharsh9585I graduated in mechanical engineering in 2016. Now I'm working as software engineer 😂 not because I didn't have any choice but because I was interested in computers and only took mech engg since people around me forced me to
Sharan, thank you for these amazing conversations. Our young generation definitely needs this. I would also love to know how these founders attract investors. How can the young generation learn to sell their products.
Nice podcast Sharan.. Thanks for bringing in these founders and talking abt day to day actual problems in tech and education etc. is awesome. Thanks.. Very insightful!!
I admire what these guys have achieved in their life and going on in building scalar. I disagree with most of what they have mentioned that scalar have these business - tech integration in the campus. None of these have been to the Stanfords or the IIMs. So commenting on what is missing in Indian top tier universities is saddening just for the publicity. Once a student in scalar graduates and gets a 1Cr+ job, how would you track if they build something in India or have settled abroad building something. This is bound to happen.
Facebook and Uber grossly overpaid engineers and thats why we are seeing these layoffs in 2024. An engineer like Anshuman who was working as a team lead was paid 1.5 million dollars per year. This kind of gross overpay is what has busted Facebook and resulted in bad finances for Facebook. Uber is still not profitable consistently across multiple years. So these companies grossly overpaid its employees and now are suffering.
market cap is like whole value of a company whereas gdp is similar to the sale of a country ever year . so this is not true that those two companies are bigger than India.
Bro, first thanks for bringing such a valued discussion. Most appreciated. The moment of motivation is high and I would like to mobilize, if feasible please suggest.
I thought scaler is like some other random education platform. But they are providing very good opportunities in India to get the best out of employees.
Hey Sharan, one request just please make video bit longer in-depth ones which other utubers make. I am saying this bcoz the knowledge, the skill to ask, the research, the quality questions you ask no utuber ask that. So it will make you grab more people and break that big video in parts so that people who are not used to long informative videos but can still watch your video. Hope this helps
Pls make some video on how people above 35 years of age, travel abroad as student for learning new things like Ai etc. best college and budget Friendly way.
HI Sharan, Thanks for bringing in Anshuman Singh to your podcast. He is one of the best engineers our country has produced and understands tech and business like no one else. To the point, clear and concise, thats how great programmers are. Intense and great conversation. THanks a lot!
Hi Scaler, Can you create a module for MBAs or Economics, Commerces grads that teaches exactly enough tech so that they succeed in tech leadership roles. That would be great! I would sign up for it.
Goal of education at IITs simply isn't getting large packages. A student will be given a lot of freedom to research what ever he/she like and decide further what they want to do. They are for sparking that curiosity in the students to pursue research in the direction of their choice. Anyone could learn what Industry wants in a matter of 2-3 months. But, the barebone fundamentals are taught in IITs which I would say are the most important.
Scaler Course = IITs,IIMs?😅 ...can you convince this to the world top companies and show us the comparison of scaler placement vs iits ? Self promotion is good but don't malign indias premier institute for that..
a significant portion of kids from IITs and IIMs lack a lot of professional, communication and leadership skills. It is high time, other disruptors enter this space.
skipped initial intro and randomly played in the middle and I saw this Spectacles guy, I thought playing ad again move forward he appeared again and then got to know he is the guest
Great Sharan. Even if it’s paid promotion they don’t ask you to get or join their courses.. also such insights are thought provoking for some people including myself. Bring in more people from tech industry if possible.
Sharan can you also bring someone who can explain how to advance in career for experienced techies. Everybody is focusing on freshers, nobody talks abt experienced people who do not have direction on upskilling, resume tuning , finding the right opportunity.
People do not understand that valuation of the Tech Giants in the US, how they are inflated. And they are comparing the valuation of tech companies with GDP data of India which itself is flawed... Do you know how gold does Indian Household have? Silly comparison, newbie do not know anything about finance and geopolitics , how Dollar became Fiat currency.... Better listen to Dr Ankit Shah ji
Life is all about experiences Sharan.. Many doctors and engineers go for UPSC and become IAS, IPS etc. they haven't wasted one seat or waste their medical and engineering degree, it's only bcoz they had those experiences, they could think of higher level jobs... Realisation comes after experience through self walked path not on someone else's blueprint
Feasibility study, route maps, simulations, analysis of raw material grading, efficient manpower and resource utilisation… All these can be supported, fast tracked, made effective and efficient through use of technology. 😊
Really frustrated to listen again and again that our education standards are not up the mark. This is propagated heavily by all these guys who are in edtech. Issue is the professors in the institutions are paid paltry salary and none of them are speaking about it. Same with private institute but there is pressure on professors to deliver else they will loose the job....
It is completely true. The gap between industries and academia is very huge in india compared to west. I am here in a t in a uni within top 200 and they really have companies collaborating with them to develop products, industry funded phds etc. I also studied one of the top science institute under central gov and I never heard of any industrial collaboration back there. It is not a propaganda it is a real thing. We ar
@@suhshbekma The gap is there due to less incentives to the academic circle. I did not say gap is not there. But no one talk on improving the conditions or increasing the budget. When there is gap, someone will identify it and create a business which is for profit. That's what they too are doing.
I wish the courses scaler provides would have been for a little less time than full years and years. Coz its not practical for mothers like us to attend 18 months duration resident programs.
Sharan I understand this is a two conversation right but please let them speak their point completely before you cut the conversation in between and asking another question.
Sharan please make sure u all talk in terms of crores (i.e. in terms of Rupee) and not in usd (i.e. in millions) As primary audiences here we are able to relate more ti your videos if u do this.
When you actually understand what's the condition of education in India that was left behind by the British, you will understand why these edtechs work and why they have results.
meta's MC is less than 30% of Indian GDP. Although a realistic comparison should be the annual revenue which would be approx 3% of indian GDP. that's why don't get creative in a subject you have no idea about
Hi sir, I hav one serious problem can u solve it as I'm ur regular viewer I had saving account in vysya bank since 35 yrs as Bhagyaraj Jyoti. C.patil opened before marriage nw after marriage I Bhagyaraj Jyoti ony no more father surname so documents r nt included patil surname except bar council n bcom certificates include bt excluded by bank n closed account so gave DD* vth patil surname CAN U HELP ME TO RESOLVE dis pPROBLEM... tqs Sharan I'm frm karnataka
Hi sharan, in all your podcasts why don’t you reveal all their portfolios. Otherwise how one will believe the stories or the truth perhaps. I see many podcasts like this but nobody reveals their portfolio along with their names…
These guys are all over the place... Trying to capture the mkt with Udemy, PluralSight, Linda, etc & also trying to capture residential B/Tech + MBA programmes thereby giving competition to IIT, IIM, etc... Sounds more like them trying to boil the ocean rather than focus on the point of quality education for industry professionals.
Sharan is living life now like a king in the industry
😂😂
Spot on about the urgent need for education that integrates technology with business! As industries evolve, the blending of these fields becomes essential for creating value and leveraging opportunities for financial success. 💡
Editing mistake, you forgot to write the ad above, between 6:39 to 23:39
Exactly 😂
😂😂😂
00:01 ESOPs are a key factor in earning substantial income from a salaried job.
02:05 ESOPs significantly boosted earnings from a salaried job
05:45 Choosing between career opportunities in India and abroad
07:37 Challenges in Indian education system
11:32 Challenges in updating curriculum and faculty skills for job market relevance
13:23 Future of India relies on talent at the intersection of business and tech
17:04 Students work on real-world projects with paid and unpaid opportunities
18:36 Guidance on building a successful business idea
21:54 Tech engineers can earn salaries up to 1 crore rupees
23:36 Earning a high salary from a job
Crafted by Merlin AI.
One of the most reason behind US Start up success is dollar being world reserve currency and low interest rates like 2% during 2000 to 2008 .
Compare that to India where interest rates are > 10% .
How can a CEO with loans be in right state of mind to Focus.
Not true.. in that sense, Middle east would have been cusp of innovation with all their petro dollars. You need money, but not just that. You need passionate people, entrepreneur ship, supportive govt and policies and urge as a nation to do better.
dont compare nominal rates. real rates are similar there will be just 100-200 bps premium due to country specific risk.
No we need to grow up thinking with positive mind set....
first of all on our country we don't spend on R& D but rather our leaders take away one way or the other...
Than where is our focus not on R& D or Tech its only their growth.
Again we have talent pool but not helped by Government or bureaucracy.
The information you are providing to all of us is very fantastic and worth watching
Thank you so much ❤
Make this kind of podcast , please❤
If Everyone in our country shares 5% of their earning to the needy.. Everyone will have good life , all should work well. work is worship..
I am proud to say,
Sri. Sridhar vembu CEO of ZOHO, opened his branch office in tier 3 city in Tamil Nadu.. My father used to say India lives in villages.
😅
This will be counter productive.
Just go to sleep
socialism doesn't work
I don’t Abu sharing 5% that debatable topic. But every village was once a city which grew big
Taking mechanical engineering was a shitty decision, naaah I don’t agree with you Sharan. You were forced to take up Mechanical in the first place so how could it be a shitty decision of yours?…I am a Mechanical Engineer myself making decent salary plus have a side gig aimed at building a motorcycle manufacturing company. I am passionate about motorcycles and my mechanical engineering degree helped me with teaching the basics nicely
As a newly graduated mechanical engineer, I am constantly worried that I made the wrong choice. Could you please tell me what makes you proud of your work and how you are able to support your passion financially?
@@iamharsh9585Harsh, I am glad you asked, all I can say is stop negative self talk (this might sound harsh but don’t bash yourself for doing wrong things in past, have confidence in whatever you do and carry hope and be very optimistic about the future).
I am currently working in Biomedical company as process engineer and I genuinely believe that my processes help my colleagues to do their work in a more efficient and better way. It means, my work is having positive impact on someone which gives me immense satisfaction.
Now, I take the money earned from my job and invest it, once after I start receiving good ROI, I invest the earned interest towards procuring resources that can help my company establishment and grow.
@@iamharsh9585 Harsh, now a days, it is very easy to lose confidence, please carry a positive mindset that everything is going to be good. As a man, once you lose confidence, you will lose almost everything so first trust yourself.
You asked a great question about what I am proud of when it comes to my work, one thing I can say is, work is a service you are providing to people (company = people). I get a lot of dopamine high when I see people around me succeeding by using my service, product or process.
When it comes to passions, I have an idea about how much capital I need to invest in my passionate business so, based on that, I create a investment plan, act upon the plan by leveraging income earned through my job and rotate it to make more money in short time either by investing in other companies or putting in high saving accounts, SIP.
Once I am confident that I have enough capital, I will push myself full time into business, simple.
Harsh, this life is very precious and please treat it with respect and kindness.
All the best, have faith in your belief.
Every degree makes us to worry.
Just do what u love. And build something small. Try enter into business. Read books. It's not about clg or degree ..see that guy makes 20k per month only..now his company values 700m dollars @@iamharsh9585
@@iamharsh9585I graduated in mechanical engineering in 2016. Now I'm working as software engineer 😂 not because I didn't have any choice but because I was interested in computers and only took mech engg since people around me forced me to
Sharan, thank you for these amazing conversations. Our young generation definitely needs this.
I would also love to know how these founders attract investors.
How can the young generation learn to sell their products.
Nice podcast Sharan.. Thanks for bringing in these founders and talking abt day to day actual problems in tech and education etc. is awesome. Thanks.. Very insightful!!
Thanks for listening
I admire what these guys have achieved in their life and going on in building scalar. I disagree with most of what they have mentioned that scalar have these business - tech integration in the campus. None of these have been to the Stanfords or the IIMs. So commenting on what is missing in Indian top tier universities is saddening just for the publicity. Once a student in scalar graduates and gets a 1Cr+ job, how would you track if they build something in India or have settled abroad building something. This is bound to happen.
Proud being part of Scaler, best platform ever
Sharan is living life now like a king in the industry
Facebook and Uber grossly overpaid engineers and thats why we are seeing these layoffs in 2024. An engineer like Anshuman who was working as a team lead was paid 1.5 million dollars per year. This kind of gross overpay is what has busted Facebook and resulted in bad finances for Facebook. Uber is still not profitable consistently across multiple years. So these companies grossly overpaid its employees and now are suffering.
Nope
Appreciated 🧿
market cap is like whole value of a company whereas gdp is similar to the sale of a country ever year . so this is not true that those two companies are bigger than India.
Its just an approximation . Market cap of nifty is 2.3 trillion usd. Microsoft itself sits at 3.2 trillion. These companies are really huge.
Finally, someone said it!
Please add subtitles, as 50% of your viewers might be watching your video while traveling and may not be able to hear properly.
Bro, first thanks for bringing such a valued discussion. Most appreciated. The moment of motivation is high and I would like to mobilize, if feasible please suggest.
Paid sponsorship
That's absolutely fine
There is nothing wrong in it.. neither it cause any harm to you nor any others .. stop saying that bakwass
Bro..chill ..I have expressed my opinion..you are free to express yours ..grow up
But if you have some idea what they are talking about you have gain some new information and only you have put in real life
Also they are building an Accelerator or Ycomibinator idea
We cannot comapare market cap of companies with GDP of India as GDP is the yearly figure.
Exactly..... if we check revenue per year of these top tech companies they aren't even close to India's GDP.
Its just approximation . Market cap of nifty is 2.3 trillion usd. Microsoft itself sits at 3.2 trillion.
Shiva can you pls explain it in simple language 🙏
Thank you Sharan ,You Really gave options to IIT & IIM.
I thought scaler is like some other random education platform. But they are providing very good opportunities in India to get the best out of employees.
Hey Sharan, one request just please make video bit longer in-depth ones which other utubers make. I am saying this bcoz the knowledge, the skill to ask, the research, the quality questions you ask no utuber ask that. So it will make you grab more people and break that big video in parts so that people who are not used to long informative videos but can still watch your video. Hope this helps
Foolish if you think this podcast is good😂
Pls make some video on how people above 35 years of age, travel abroad as student for learning new things like Ai etc. best college and budget Friendly way.
pls explore more with the guests, the video duration restricted it seems. I am watching every video
HI Sharan, Thanks for bringing in Anshuman Singh to your podcast. He is one of the best engineers our country has produced and understands tech and business like no one else. To the point, clear and concise, thats how great programmers are. Intense and great conversation. THanks a lot!
Hi Scaler,
Can you create a module for MBAs or Economics, Commerces grads that teaches exactly enough tech so that they succeed in tech leadership roles.
That would be great!
I would sign up for it.
Goal of education at IITs simply isn't getting large packages.
A student will be given a lot of freedom to research what ever he/she like and decide further what they want to do. They are for sparking that curiosity in the students to pursue research in the direction of their choice.
Anyone could learn what Industry wants in a matter of 2-3 months. But, the barebone fundamentals are taught in IITs which I would say are the most important.
Scaler Course = IITs,IIMs?😅 ...can you convince this to the world top companies and show us the comparison of scaler placement vs iits ? Self promotion is good but don't malign indias premier institute for that..
Syllabus is really soo well updated in Scaler.
a significant portion of kids from IITs and IIMs lack a lot of professional, communication and leadership skills. It is high time, other disruptors enter this space.
Average society fool here 😂
Scaler is really good than any other curriculum
skipped initial intro and randomly played in the middle and I saw this Spectacles guy, I thought playing ad again move forward he appeared again and then got to know he is the guest
Please get premium.
Great Sharan. Even if it’s paid promotion they don’t ask you to get or join their courses.. also such insights are thought provoking for some people including myself. Bring in more people from tech industry if possible.
Sharan can you also bring someone who can explain how to advance in career for experienced techies. Everybody is focusing on freshers, nobody talks abt experienced people who do not have direction on upskilling, resume tuning , finding the right opportunity.
Joining VTU was one of my worst decision of life..
How many are from VTU😂
At 2:31 that mygod was personal 😂
😂😂😂
ad of scaler
superb information saran, thanks
People do not understand that valuation of the Tech Giants in the US, how they are inflated. And they are comparing the valuation of tech companies with GDP data of India which itself is flawed...
Do you know how gold does Indian Household have? Silly comparison, newbie do not know anything about finance and geopolitics , how Dollar became Fiat currency....
Better listen to Dr Ankit Shah ji
India is "dhanda" country, US is innovation.
Ambani doesn't have much to offer by lecturing in IIM.
Perfectly put
These guys came bk to do DHANDA leaving INNOVATION behind
@@neel4fun Yeah, believe government numbers. Or check visa consulate or VFS offices yourself?
Impressive man❤
Starting 2 mins is a hook and the rest is the advertisement of scaler. Safe to skip this video.
Life is all about experiences Sharan.. Many doctors and engineers go for UPSC and become IAS, IPS etc. they haven't wasted one seat or waste their medical and engineering degree, it's only bcoz they had those experiences, they could think of higher level jobs... Realisation comes after experience through self walked path not on someone else's blueprint
It was informative thanks
Good podcast!!
Demand + supply = Money 💵
Where do scaler school of management stand interms of bschool rating?
Scaler is like that high end society which has infinite amenities but the residents doesn't have time to njoi them 😅
GDP ≠ Valuation. GDP is more like turnover
Kya hum roads bhi code kar ke bana sakte hain???
Feasibility study, route maps, simulations, analysis of raw material grading, efficient manpower and resource utilisation…
All these can be supported, fast tracked, made effective and efficient through use of technology. 😊
@@TuberclosyzJub yeh sab possible hai to Indian roads ki halat itni kharab kyon hai
Really frustrated to listen again and again that our education standards are not up the mark. This is propagated heavily by all these guys who are in edtech. Issue is the professors in the institutions are paid paltry salary and none of them are speaking about it. Same with private institute but there is pressure on professors to deliver else they will loose the job....
It is completely true. The gap between industries and academia is very huge in india compared to west. I am here in a t in a uni within top 200 and they really have companies collaborating with them to develop products, industry funded phds etc. I also studied one of the top science institute under central gov and I never heard of any industrial collaboration back there. It is not a propaganda it is a real thing. We ar
In top 100*
@@suhshbekma The gap is there due to less incentives to the academic circle. I did not say gap is not there. But no one talk on improving the conditions or increasing the budget. When there is gap, someone will identify it and create a business which is for profit. That's what they too are doing.
I wish the courses scaler provides would have been for a little less time than full years and years. Coz its not practical for mothers like us to attend 18 months duration resident programs.
Awaits fr ur reply...hope so😮
Sharan I understand this is a two conversation right but please let them speak their point completely before you cut the conversation in between and asking another question.
Scaler is the most fake institute ever. Sharan how much did they pay ?
How? As an American, 8I’m trying to understand this
True, don't give them your personal number....
They will literally threaten if you don't join them
Sharan please make sure u all talk in terms of crores (i.e. in terms of Rupee) and not in usd (i.e. in millions) As primary audiences here we are able to relate more ti your videos if u do this.
Content is good but title could be more of descriptive rather just being a click bait.
No wonder they earn that much
Scaler charges crazy fees
What are their names
Anshuman Singh and Bhavik Rathod
Nice
IITs and IIMs are doing well to cater to industry and most iits are having tech parks also....just to sell your course don't lie this much ...
Bro plays his own ads in his own channel 😅 Im witnessing this for the first time but a bad marketing strategy😝
Hello sir
How to teach finance fir kid of 14years and 8 years
Always wasting money.
Can you give a video
Why scaler is charging 3.25L avg for any 1 year curriculum. Most of the people can't afford it. Any plans for affordable tech education curriculum
Buy it with EMI and loans......come on buddy, make their company rich
How much money has Sharan been paid for this one? 😂 He really went all out with this.
This is pure scaler promotion.. no link between what was advertised and whats getting discussed here..😅
does investing in tata steel or tata power will give higher returns after 5 years
whole session was more of a brand promotion of scaler, just because it got funding recently, a marketing gimic
But you also learnt something right? That's what matters ig ☺️
When you actually understand what's the condition of education in India that was left behind by the British, you will understand why these edtechs work and why they have results.
I follow my man. Finance with sharan
meta's MC is less than 30% of Indian GDP. Although a realistic comparison should be the annual revenue which would be approx 3% of indian GDP. that's why don't get creative in a subject you have no idea about
Now ads are getting broadcast as podcast😂
From 2.3l to crore pathi❤🎉
When you say bigger than India don't compare the market cap with GDP. You should be comparing the revenue with the GDP then it makes sense. @Sharan
Is it SCALLAR advertisement?
Hi sir, I hav one serious problem can u solve it as I'm ur regular viewer
I had saving account in vysya bank since 35 yrs as Bhagyaraj Jyoti. C.patil opened before marriage nw after marriage I Bhagyaraj Jyoti ony no more father surname so documents r nt included patil surname except bar council n bcom certificates include bt excluded by bank n closed account so gave DD* vth patil surname
CAN U HELP ME TO RESOLVE dis pPROBLEM... tqs Sharan I'm frm karnataka
Scaler fees is similar to the engg. Institutes
Lets sell courses about cracking FANG by doing dsa lol
Scaler advt. Video not personal finance video.
Mukesh Ambani is not a start up founder!
What an AD sirji
Hi sharan, in all your podcasts why don’t you reveal all their portfolios. Otherwise how one will believe the stories or the truth perhaps. I see many podcasts like this but nobody reveals their portfolio along with their names…
Any internship for Grade 12 kids
Sharan bhai i am a middle class student money problem please talk me money making ideas
these people just fired 100s of people from the company, and here they are for promotions. Shame Scaler
Are they competing Masters Union
they offer only business education
These guys are all over the place... Trying to capture the mkt with Udemy, PluralSight, Linda, etc & also trying to capture residential B/Tech + MBA programmes thereby giving competition to IIT, IIM, etc... Sounds more like them trying to boil the ocean rather than focus on the point of quality education for industry professionals.
3.5 lakhs for a student.....😮
Simply an advertisement for Scaler
MBA program sales video
Me with a dumb aviation degree where people get selected just by passing 12th 😢😂
Why do you keep throwing question on question in the mid of guest responding to your previous question ..is this a rapid fire show?
Cuz that question pops up in my mind
bhai delhi me bhi ek sst branch khol le yarr
Valuable
Is this video sponsored by Scaler?
plz develop newtown kolkata invest and give jobs here
As your name is Sharan hegde then what's your relation with actress Pooja hegde 😂
bro is it a way to earn more than 1.5m dollar with neet (medical)
Sell leaked papers
Kya mein coding seekh kar crorepati ban sakta hoon
Paid sponsorship
😊😊😊
Nice ad