Very nicely explained Sir. After my 12th I failed in NEET and couldn't secured a medical seat, my family members, friends, neighbors everyone used to treat me like I'm not good in studies or unintellectual or I'm less than those who cleared, that time I didn't had motivation so I enrolled in BSc chemistry just because I didn't wanted to waste a year. I was in serious depression for 3 years thinking that I'm stupid and not talented only those who study medicine are geniuses and other kinds of self doubt. later I decided to do something and I gave law entrance after BSc graduation and cleared in first attempt so today I'm a lawyer. Whatever I studied in BSc Chemistry nothing was useful in real life but after becoming lawyer all those who laughed at me now call me for legal consultation and legal help.
Left btech 3 years ago from a gully college and started blogging and freelancing and thank god i took a good decision and now i am making around 30k usd per year :) keep hustling and keep working
same. I lived science in 8th because my teacher motivated me. From 9th, the teacher despite being young, was pathetic and my interest dwindled since then.
This man is a real teacher. The way he speaks and explains, it makes me imagine how old sages, gurus in the past may have tought their shishyas, students and disciples. His words also remind me of Sandeep Manudhane sir from 'PT Education'. I hope India's youth & their parents begin to think beyond marks, scores, medical-engineering, IIT/IIM things. In the end only skills matter. Many multinational companies have started removing criteria for minimum formal education for job. This fact testifies his message. Good work professor.
I am glad I did not join IIT 20 years back. Instead, I chose the mediocre institute that had the best well-rounded faculty with Ph.D.'s from UK, Australia, and the USA. Since my 2nd year in progress, they pushed us to aim and achieve higher. they supported us during our GRE and admission procedure. Thanks to their foresightedness, I was able to receive full scholarship and admission in the top 50 research universities in the USA. Today I run my own company and look for new opportunities.
NYU total budget is 13.4 billion USD ,iIndia higher education budget is 12.8 billion including private and state funding and even the measly grant is not fully utilised almost like 70 percent is used
NYU undergrad tuition fee is $65,000 per year compared to how much you pay in India. Nothing is free in life,, most of the scholarships are need based and children of well settled immigrants pay 100% of the expenses out of pocket.
@@sukeshkohli475 man, just check the gdp per capita of USA i.e. $62,794 and that of India is around $2,009. That, clearly indicates US cost of living is too high and most of native of USA can afford their tuition fee. It's the cost of living that makes the education fee high as it's privatised in USA. It's not about money at all. It's all about skills and curriculum that Indian education system lacks, let's say we are studying the outdated syllabus which is around 15-30 years old and today's world doesn't work with this syllabus. Plus most of our professors here are useless, they know nothing about modern sciences and their core subjects. It's like we are so obsessed in cracking govt. jobs that no one is well qualified in their respective subjects. You can take example of china it's gdp per capita $9,777 still they are one of the bests in world for research and they have nearly same tution fee that india has. It's all about quality and skilled education which Indian system lacks by a very far margin. Short summary - we need to have quality professor with updated knowledge of modern world. Money is the second preference w.r.t education.
@@sukeshkohli475 Nowadays, even IITs charge around 10-15 lakhs for 4 years. Obviously, US based Universities charge more but IITs are also charging Exorbitant amounts.
To clarify my point even after taking 50 k from students NYU 36 percent students get Pell grant and in india it is mostly sc ,st student plus household having less than 1 lakh income.nyu only get 700 million from student fees, it professors get 100k as compared to india professors getting 28 k dollars/year When our per capita is 2 k only So most our highly financed institutions money is gone to teachers salary,pension etc rather than in research even post grad stipend is cut.
@@MridulSaini13 I am from cse background. Literally there are no such good channels that teach programming languages so well other than Indians. You can have a look if you belong to CS background. The problem with us is that we never acknowledge the teachers and therefore they are not that popular. For reference you can have a look at Saurabh Shukla, Code with Harry channels. They have covered in depth
Bro when you have a population over a billion then everyone wants the best. All of us knows that Failing to get into IITs is not the end of the world 🌎 but those who get into IITs are literally the brilliant ones. I am not saying those who not got into IITs are worthless but those who got into IITs has got something literally that others don’t have.
Although I've got 96.54 percentile in jee mains but that's true that IIT jee preparation provides you the skill of hardwork which is extremely important in life btw great video!
And that is why you see some upper middle class students don't even look at these exams, they just go ahead and persue their studies from top tier private college in india or abroad, and most of the time they end up succeeding, simply because they've used their potential in actually learning the useful stuff in college rather than preparing two years for a useless exam for 3 years, and because these exams are merit based so the BETTER will get selected.. rest suffer.. And same goes in Western countries, they just take that SAT which is rather an easy screening test.. My advice would be to just go ahead and persue studies from western colleges, selection process is no too hard there
@@Offensive_Security1998 SAT is lot easier than JEE, that statement is enough.. Its just that a very few percentage of indians even go for, reason being lack of awareness, not fluent in English and obviously money issues.. But still its easier if you're somewhat smart, that we all are, atleast in some ways...
@@amans6504 biggest problem is money issue. That why as u said, only the rich and "upper middle class" can afford abroad studies. Only a few students get scholarships and for that u need to be in top 1% in India.
Sir, you are exactly right , iit entrance exam are only checking speed and problem solving skills of students, and that's why many coaching institutes only Focus on tricks to solve questions and not on the concepts
That’s why after watching Harnoor’s videos I’ve decided to leave India at 11th and currently preparing for SAT ✌🏻India has very worst eduction System 🙁
@@arnavpandey3823 Options hai but unke liye paise chahiye. Abroad universities me acha education hota hai aur utna hard bhi nahi admission lena lekin paise tho lagenge bohot. Kuch private colleges bhi hai ache lekin paise lagenge
I agree that the selection process to get into IITs is more or less base on elimination rather than creativity but we also need to look at the practicality right? There are so many number of applicants! I have done my B.Tech. In Chemical Sciences from IIT-G and I am currently pursuing Ph.D. in the field of Quantum Computing at Purdue. So I have gone through both admission phases and both of them have their own merits/demerits. But in general I do agree that the research environment at IITs is deteriorating. There are many reasons and most of them are administrative. Recently one the eminent faculty of IITG (Dr. B.K.Rai) was given a compulsory retirement. Why? Just because he was exposing corruption! Again most of the administrative appointments are political and that’s the reason why these people don’t have any kind of fear.
Dear friends my uncle also gone through these situation even after droping 2 years he didn't secure an mbbs seat.after that he quit from these rat race for mbbs and did BPT from Banglore. After that he wrote Gre and toefl and got admission in to one of the elite us university fro DPT later on He joined as a Professor of physiotherapy in Sydney University australia.Look friends this what life is look at where he stands now? He is the faculty of best of the best universities in the world And he is doing really well than almost all of his friends. So moral of the story is find your passion take a step towards It work harder hope for the best and pray to God everyday you will be succesfull one day for sure.
16:59 😂 made my day ( that bell) .... I was not selected to IIT this year... And was a little depressed... You gave me strength... Thanku so much sir....
Sir, my parents still think IIT is the best. I have showed them foreign colleges and my qualification is pretty good for the top universities. What should I do?
Go for it spend 3 crores And atleast lakhs Indians boycotting iits Americans boycotting MIT What's the point of spending 3 crores or working hard for iit If everything is available for free College is nothing but a huge scam
This hits so close to home. I all through out my childhood loved physics, loved observing things and asking why they were, the way they were. Since was a good student, every one told me to go for IIT coaching. I agreed because I thought it will be the same. But it was a complete rat race, I never got to enjoy even the physics part of it because there was no time to think, and the sole purpose of everything was to just solve questions and nothing else. My scores dropped and I started feeling very depressed. I had to take admission in NIT Nagpur in a branch I am not interested in. (There are physics branches in some NITs but my parents didn't allow as they said it has no scope) Then there is a 75% rule so you have to attend classes even when you dont like both the teacher and the subject. And the exams are passed completely on the basis of rote learning and your handwriting. And you have to study very hard just for a decent pointer because everyone else is doing the same.I don't remember a single thing I studied. Right now I am in final year and have finally made the decision and convinced my parents to let me go for M.Sc in pure Physics and am doing self preparation to clear the IIT JAM entrance exam. This exam too is based on "who completes the question the fastest", but I have put up with it once and this time the end result will be studying something that I love. Sometimes I think, if I had given up on the IIT coaching, I would have let down a lot of people including my parents, but I would have saved myself from the self hate. I would have gone to a private college and would have had more time to do what I love and would have been way more happier.
But sir in india there are lakhs of people apply for few hundred seats if they start looking into the profile and resume of each applicant won't it take so much time and cost. We need to think from selectors point of view
I completely agree with you. But by what logic is having PCM compulsory? A person Who wants to study BSc Physics at IIT needs to use 2 years of his life also learning chemistry and that too at IIT JEE level and his chemistry marks will also decide whether he/she will be able study BSc physics or CS. So basically they are judging a fish by its ability to climb a tree. They can keep exam specific to the course you are choosing like SAT subject tests. It doesnt take that much money and effort and also useless uninteresting topics for the students will be eliminated. Please note 22 million students take SAT that is more than 10 times the number of students who give IIT JEE exam. So I feel this can easily be done. Just needs some concrete efforts to be put in.
Ritam Bhowmik There is even a branch called chemical engineering in IIT. US syllabus has math compulsory for a guy who wants to take bio and even bio compulsory for a guy wanting to take maths
@@Bronchomon No. US doesn't have anything like that. It's compulsory only till tenth. After tenth if they don't want to take bio or math it's entirely their choice. Don't spread false info
@@surabhigogoi5829 BS. Chemistry is all about mugging up and rote memorisation. I remember plenty of stuff from physics and maths because they are conceptual. Chemistry might be great but atleast for JEE it's just a headache subject that irritates me to no end
Sahi kaha sir ekdm I give once in 12th Jee and failed then I Gave state university test cleared and take admission without any preparation or wasting time along with money for IIT
To Aspirants : Though his words might seem motivating, it's never right to think what if you fail before you appear for an exam. Point: Think what might happen if you don't get a motive to work by the time you turn 25. And in India you won't need a motive, you need a job, that's not quite the "what you like" thing everytime.
Hello Sir, EDIT : I understand the message you are trying to convey and I agree with the same. World is much larger than IITs and life gives many more interesting opportunities other than JEE. But : Good / bad researchers & teachers are present everywhere! Being IIT researchers , we face discrimination in journal reviews. We get intentionally delayed reviews. But the same research work, published from some EU institution, will get accepted very quickly. Some profs of famous US universities act like medieval land loards . They have occupied the editorships of journals and they play dirty racial politics and nepotism openly. Some honest , lesser known US profs have exposed them but it seems to have no effect. Meanwhile, we have seen top class PhDs ( like those from TAMU, U Minnesota ) applying for faculty membership at IITs and failing to answer undergrad level questions. If you want to look at teaching skills, compare some EdX/ Coursea lectures with NPTEL ones. The depth of subject and thoroughness of presentation of some NPTEL courses are better. I have been research student at iisc as well. Research environment at all engineering departments aren't so good as you might think of. IISc enginnering profs openly admit " teaching is an unavoidable job". In fact, they are inclined towards number of publications, no. of PhDs graduated etc. Many of them hardly teach a course once in two years . Again, overall performance of IISc is better than those of IIT s . I know many structural mechanics PhDs from Stanford , CalTech and Michigan working for FB and Google in ML & AI. They have absolutely nothing to do with their thesis now. It is pathetic to hear " Pythagoras theorem, Hyperbola / parabola etc taught at 11th, 12th std level are of no use". I wasnt expecting it. I agree with other facts. I follow your pragmatic insights but this episode, unfortunately, was far below the high standards you had set for youself. Thank you
He is right that 99.99% what we study during our JEE preparation is useless....but I want to mention one thing here that the journey of a student during JEE preparation teaches you how to manage your life and how to overcome difficulties in life. It also makes you strong enough to do anything big in your life. So, we should not always think everytime academically when it came to an IITian
How is studying Physics chemistry maths useless when they are the foundation of all science and engineering? No education is useless cause everything comes in use when time comes. Forgetting what you studied will definitely make your research endeavours useless though.
Every one is not research oriented . ...sir it's india we cannot change it in our time ...and truly in india almost 99% people give importance IITS & NITS . And if we are not from these institutes we are treated as losser in society ...that's it sir ......
then went to university of Pennsylvania to do MS in material science and then went to Stanford University to do mba ...he was a palmar and siebel scholar ..
Prof what should be the syllabus of 11&12 class then acc to you? Pythagoras theorem has applications in vectors and without vectors the existence of physics is doubtful. Trigonometry and Calculus has no direct applications but you can’t graduate in engineering w/o these field of mathematics. 11&12th syllabus is not only related for Engineering but also for medicine and basic sciences. There are many things common in USA and Indian science syllabus so even US syllabus of high school is useless. IIT have demerits but they are the best you can get in India. Those non IITIANS you are mentioning are of earlier times when these clgs were comparable to IITs.
@D Entertainment Ek MIT k professor ne IIT ka paper utha Kar dekha aur use uthakar fenk diya. Aur bola "So what?? Can u test somebody's intelligence on this piece of shit?? Are u Crazy?? Just bcz u can solve a man made, highly modified, highly tricky, highly Calculative questions, that doesn't mean you're outstanding or Your IQ is exceptional. Even If 99% JEE failure students do know the concepts more than those 1% IITians but the thing is that they just know how to solve & apply it😂. That's it. Nothing else." He further asked, " Okay Do IIT Qualifiers have done some research work or Something different for which they can be called different, some new Facts, Some new Perceptions, some new Innovations. No, these people r just studying the same thing over the entire 2 years preparation & wanna boast for this shit!! 😂😂." Toh apne logic se keh do, IIT k Rattu tote students >>> Deemed MIT Professor. Tabhi toh India ka IIT ka entrance world mein 3rd position par aata h difficulty k respect mein aur IITs ki QS World ranking 😂😂 samajh hi gye honge. We need to change this attitude as well as IIT's entrance pattern which is totally bulshitt
Thank you so much sir...!!!! I was so much passionate about engineering but didn't got rank and i know that JEE paper is not a good scale for testing caliber and understanding of a students knowledge of science and mathematics. I just wanted to hear the same from someone better than me. IIT's and NIT's are just overly hyped, as the only stop for success...
The main reason behind poor research at IITs is that the system does not allow innovative problem solving skills. For example, if you are working as a Ph.D. student under an IIT professor he/she will give you the problem that he/she thinks is important and you keep working on it and you don't care the time, you just spend whatever time you like because you know that UGC will be paying your salary. In US, the graduate students are funded by research assistantships which come from the projects funded by NSF, DOD, etc. which have fixed durations. How many IIT professors actually know how to write a winning proposal? In US you have to compete for federal funds for tenure and promotion; in India you write your two-page proposal and if you know the right person at the right position you get the money. Mostly it is consulting money, not research money. You can't do real research in this environment. The Indian government should require the professors to write proposals and get funding from competitive sources and pay the Ph.D. students from graduate research assistant positions instead of UGC money.
"IITs are not perfect. IIT research has a long way to be world-class. It's hyped in India. it's not the end of the world. Continuous hard work is the only Master Key for success." I believe the major objective of your video is to highlight above. However, I think it became a bit more titled towards bashing IITs (don't know if it is because bashing IITs is the best/only way to motivate people who couldn't get into IITs ). Do Universities teaches you only a specific subject/area? If a person from Ocean Engineering can be successful in a high profile Bank job, Or if a person with Metallurgical Engineering from IIT can lead one of the top US tech company, does it mean IITs provides/promotes other interdisciplinary and behavioral skills that are in general in high demand across all the fields? The Video of the IITian you refer to in-between concludes that it's totally worth to be an IITian. Why not mention it in the video. You are under no obligation to accept my following request, but I do believe you have a broader reach in students and your students deserve to get better-balanced views about this subject. "Is it possible for you to make a Video on why banks hire IITians irrespective of the branch, and for what kind of jobs? This narrative is popularized from 3 idiots, but it doesn't essentially give the full picture. Is it possible for you to also cover why so many IITians get M.S./Ph.D offers from world top universities with a full scholarship and do exceedingly well? And why so many successful startups in silicon valley are by IITians. What do IITs really offers" A proud & humble IITian
@@DesiAmericanProfessor First, really appreciate your response to my post (despite it being a bit critical). The follow-up video does cover some of my requests. Thanks for it. I truly enjoyed every moment of my life in IIT (the people, the connections, the vibe, and the diverse set of opportunities). IITs are not a perfect system and the coaching mafia can make things even worst. However, most other universities also NOT a perfect system. As you mentioned, most IITians are from a middle-class background. They may not have the resources to directly pursue an education in the US/west. IITs probably are the best available education option in India for such people economically. IITs are definitely not the end of the world, and there are many other paths to success, but bashing IITs to prove this point never sounds the best approach and in some way undermines the hard work that people do to be IITians. Anyway, I did watch many of your other videos and like those. You are doing an awesome job.
I hope you believe what I say. I was getting many messages from students who could not crack IITs and some of them were even considering ending their lives. I knew I had to do something to give them hope. That is why I made these two videos. If you really listen to what all I said in the two videos, you will find that to the best of my ability, I spoke truth. If someone is speaking the truth, bashing or praising makes no difference.
@@DesiAmericanProfessor Respected Professor The points you bring out are truly motivating but not quite exhaustive. I understand that the purpose of the video is to provide motivation to students who could not perform well in JEE, but it somehow might serve as demotivation to future aspirants. It does feel to me that the video bashes IITs a lot. This video is really good to point out the cons that we IITians face as well in college, but I think like any topic in the world, it deserves another point of view. A video highlighting the pros of IITs would serve as amazing inspiration for students! The truth is, however much cons that IITs or coaching institutes may have, most of the students that get into IITs are also not aware of their passions, which is why the branches and trades they choose initially are not indicative of their interests. The career they choose is. The reason why a lot of IITians choose to go into different trades than their majors is because of the amount of exposures IITs give. The student might not have been very mature while choosing his branch initially, but the exposure in those four years makes the difference. Also, what IITs are most famous for is not the teaching style but the peer group which pushes one beyond their limits. I mean this in utmost respect, and urge you to make a video highlighting the benefits of being from an IIT. This would be amazing inspiration for students! From a proud and humble IITian
This is true sir. Frankly speaking I have done my B.Tech Project as same. I have copied a inbuilt model of Renewable source from MATLAB changed the images and some values of source and system. Improved the result little bit but frankly speaking I do not know how result is improved some knowledge of resistance and inductance helped maybe as electrical engineer. I have write the paper and send for review for IEEE and I am suprised that it is accepted. In my first attempt IEEE did not accept because of plagrism but in second attempt it gets accepted.
Yup! you are right even in medicals (MBBS) we have NONMEDICO PROFESSORS who are teaching us subjects of MBBS This is the biggest drawback our INDIA is having in education system and students are suffering because of this. Your video is good you said well but if you could do something for this please contact we are ready to stand against this system
Many of US professors in Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Microbiology are not medical graduates. Check out the profiles of any US university professors
Everyone wants to become cs engineer in india but how do you know that you are good at cs. What do you think students are taught in cs, coding? No, coding is just a basic part of cs engineering, infact almost all branch students know how to code at least in iits or top nits. Even for a mechanical student it is necessary to learn coding because robots and machines are made by mech engineers so what do you who does the coding in robots or machines, the mech engineers themselves. Cs students are taught that what all processes take place inside the computer when you type a code. Now can you tell whether you have interest in it without studying it.
Because it's Fun! I enjoy studying organic chemistry. Sometimes we should not look if it is going to be helpful we should also take some time to enjoy what we have right now. Aur kya pata if you start liking it, and end up creating a vaccine for a deadly virus. Life will lead you were you want. Just learn to enjoy what you do
I agree with all your talks. If you can improve India's education, then what are you doing in America? You improve here by coming to India. People here need you very much.
Sir i am getting admission in IIT delhi (appeared in JEE advanced 2020) I worked hard day and night but i don’t want to study in India but my parents are not agreeing I have always been topper of my batch and my parents always supported me in every possible way but I could not clear SAT and now i am being forced to join IIT What should i do
Do not underestimate IITs. If you are not at Princeton, Stanford, MIT etc, IIT is your best best. First of all congratulations! This achievement will stay with you for life. The best thing that will happen to you is that at IIT you will meet the best brains in the country, many of whom unfortunately will lose focus. Do not go to IIT with high expectations. Consider IIT Delhi as a basic platform that has given you the credibility. Now what happens within 5 years after you graduate from IIT will be the most important determinant of your career. So do not indulge in IIT life so much. You can enjoy your time there for sure.
I spent 2 years to crack IIT JEE and cracked it too. Spent my 2 years in constant pressure and when I came to my masters, I haven’t used any of these concepts and regretted my decision of studying those crucial two years in studying those tough concepts rather than coding skills. This is completely my experience, don’t take it as a universal truth.
D. D. , don’t care about the society. Just focus on the field you want to go. If you are doing computer engineering then start learning proper coding and do some complex projects. You will be more successful in near future. Believe me.
@@tejshah364 I don't know, why all are defaming the huge knowledge one gains during JEE preparation ? Education is needed ... To say of, you won't even need your mother language to pursue your field !! Would you say, there's no point in learning it properly??
I am in IITB with 5 supervisors & experience of foreign university. 4/5 are scared of creativity & time/money it will consume 😔 New professors are somewhat ok
Sir u are correct....iits are not for research .......but the standard of the exam is great and people who are smart at that point of time crack it...and btech is only the flagship course and not mtech and phd....so condition of mtech and PhD is not that great...People whose basics are not clear they cannot crack IIT paper at that point of time....Every body grows at their own pace so no need to compare anybody.....
IIT will give you chance to get high paying jobs highest in India compared to any other colleges That's it nothing else And Indian Colleges are very young compared to other universities and we will change but it will take time
I totally agree with your opinions prof. It hurts to see many not understanding the point of this video before commenting. Also I really hope that indian universities in future focus more on helping students perform better and quality research rather than making them chase behind high paying campus placement jobs.
sir Tomorrow is my jee advance exam date . I am from kharagpur and my exam center is IIT kharagpur. As a jee aspirant this video can shock me. I don't know this fact about IIT.
I think I have a good answer....I am an IITIAN ...had my masters degree there....and whatever is written below is applicable for both bachelor's and master's guys.....and I completely agree on what you have mentioned.....not that iitians do not work very hard...they really do ..but at the same time the type of education is still old fashioned......not only the colleges are responsible but also the students.....the problem with most of our Indian culture is that majority of us need quick results..as in, complete b.tech get a job..have a MBA degree ...earn money to a good amount and over .......no time for passion......so coming to point ...hardly 40 percentage of IIT grads will excel to what they have really targeted...what about the rest 60 %?....these are the people who think" IIT TO MILGAYA AB KYA CHAHIYE "...and they end of taking so job that come for campus placements......so basically the IIT brand is over hyped....but it depends ...it one can utilize to the fullest they can really do best in their career....but if one gets overwhelmed by that infrastructure and facilities and amenities of that campuses...then it's done for his/her career......I didn't sit for campus placements in my college...because the type of selection criteria just sucks...even I got a job offer with great package but then I rejected it only to follow my passion....and now even though I am jobless😅...yet I am enjoying what I am doing....had a great time in IIT BOMBAY....and to be honest, now I am competing with some of the best brains in the world for what I love doing.... Hopefully soon I will land on what I want 😅
All the best. Know that this exam is not going to decide your future. It is just an exam. You will succeed eventually no matter what the outcome of this exam is.
Bottom line message is if you can't get into IITs don't get discouraged choose the next best option and work on specific skills that would help you get into a job of your interest.If there are issues in the quality of education even in institutes like IITs imagine what could be happening in mid tier and other colleges. So work hard and choose the best available (for you) seat that will lead you towards your dream job.
In fact open on’s own business or pursue one’s passion without regards to these 🛎degrees.. be one’s own boss and get freedom from the false notion of living up-to the perceived norms of society.
You have wide range of loving audience from south India, Nepal, Bangladesh and other countries of southern Asia. We would be so thankful if you could make videos in English.
yes , but things different for MEDICAL student , they cannot afford private college fee, 2, 3 cr for mbbs, on they have to give NEET comptet with 18lakh student, must under 12k rank for govt mbbs , private btech feee less as compare to mbbs .
Every IIT has some pros and cones..might be some of the students do it only for good package...but we can't defame whole institute..don't forget pichai also graduated from IIT
Vvgood video like physics comes in neet but there is very little implications in mbbs,only little one in phisiology and radiology only Which can be done even the person has not studied physics in the life
Even people from US read physics. They have to do a four year bachelors before medical degree. That 4 year bachelors has nothing to do with medical school. Students take courses in humanities, physics, chemistry, CS and even Mathematics in that course
At 4.14...iit meim jo v quipments use kr re hein students...woh sab 20 saal phle ki hein😯 .. outdated ..so true .india ke in almost har universities and colleges ka yehi haal..kai jaagh toh equipments hi ni hein . Yahan ...parents ki pressure ki wajh se...bache ka year drop krwa dete hein 😒
About the coaching institutes, they only put so much effort for those students who are promising, who can crack IIT, because they are the insti's advertisement material. The rest of the batch, the average lot of students, they are not at all taken care of. They pay full coaching fees, and they're given mediocre teachers, and the teaching quality is equally mediocre.
Awesome sir. I have thought about the same concern. Good that a genuine person like you put it front and hope in future someone would change our educational system in India into a better one. 🙏
Sir iit jee increase the iq of a student . A iit jee aspirant can lead his life far better than a person who never tried to give iit jee . It gives a problem solving power which helps you at every point of life . Still i would say you are some what correct
My jee advance AIR 3537 in 2020 I am interested in computer science but I am not get it in any IIT I am getting civil in IIT Delhi. What I can do get civil/Mech josaa or Drop ????????¿¿¿¿¿???????
Go for a branch that you will enjoy learning and growing in. Do no blindly go after a university where you are forced to get a degree and spend your precious learning time in something that you are not even interested in. When getting married, marry because you like the girl. Not because her family is famous
I completely agree with everything you say about IIT but not with the research part. In IITs, a tiny fraction in the research community (MS/Ph.D.) is not up to mark, but most of them are really brilliant. That is also the case with some of the good state universities in the US, which I know personally.
It is not correct to generalise all faculties summarily as good and bad teachers have always been present during past be it IITs or universities. However, I agree with you that mist of the students in India do not have a clarity about their studentship and career.
He literally cleared that in the beginning of the video by saying nothing I say is universal and there would be some exceptions So he did not 'generalise' anything 🤦
Hlo sir I agreed with you but coaching wale bhi kya kar sakte hai usko less time mai bahut kuch padhana hota hai. Or agar wo motivation denay lege to fir sayad hi course pura kar payenge😔.
I appreciate your efforts here, to console the aspirants. However, your critics were against post grad fellows from IITs, not grads. There is a BIG difference between the two. Let's face it, clearing JEE is not a child's play. One has to work hard AND smart to crack it. One cannot deny on the prowess of those who crack it. I agree with your point, that a single exam cannot carve out your future. However, one cannot doubt on the opportunities students from reputed institutions get. Others have to struggle much harder to accomplish similar feats
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Chaitanya Sir, I think I know the Florida professor whom you mentioned.
It is you Sir :)
Lol, Look whose speaking. 😂
*ITS YOUUUUUUUUU*
Very nicely explained Sir. After my 12th I failed in NEET and couldn't secured a medical seat, my family members, friends, neighbors everyone used to treat me like I'm not good in studies or unintellectual or I'm less than those who cleared, that time I didn't had motivation so I enrolled in BSc chemistry just because I didn't wanted to waste a year. I was in serious depression for 3 years thinking that I'm stupid and not talented only those who study medicine are geniuses and other kinds of self doubt. later I decided to do something and I gave law entrance after BSc graduation and cleared in first attempt so today I'm a lawyer. Whatever I studied in BSc Chemistry nothing was useful in real life but after becoming lawyer all those who laughed at me now call me for legal consultation and legal help.
Left btech 3 years ago from a gully college and started blogging and freelancing and thank god i took a good decision and now i am making around 30k usd per year :) keep hustling and keep working
What's your channel name bro
@@yt_decoder he might have a website
r u still in india?
Add me as intern please reply
Every single word that he spoke is a "kadwa sach"
~A disappointed IITian
oh, which one?
What's ur iit?
No IIT graduate can make a reliable car like Toyota. Real Truth.
@@grandlifemovies5175 shi hai bhai
@@grandlifemovies5175 and you can?
Sir ji, you just nailed it.. Thats exactly how i felt since my childhood, my interest in science and research was crushed during highschool times.
same. I lived science in 8th because my teacher motivated me. From 9th, the teacher despite being young, was pathetic and my interest dwindled since then.
This man is a real teacher. The way he speaks and explains, it makes me imagine how old sages, gurus in the past may have tought their shishyas, students and disciples. His words also remind me of Sandeep Manudhane sir from 'PT Education'. I hope India's youth & their parents begin to think beyond marks, scores, medical-engineering, IIT/IIM things. In the end only skills matter. Many multinational companies have started removing criteria for minimum formal education for job. This fact testifies his message. Good work professor.
Thank you for your kind words Sir
I am glad I did not join IIT 20 years back. Instead, I chose the mediocre institute that had the best well-rounded faculty with Ph.D.'s from UK, Australia, and the USA. Since my 2nd year in progress, they pushed us to aim and achieve higher. they supported us during our GRE and admission procedure. Thanks to their foresightedness, I was able to receive full scholarship and admission in the top 50 research universities in the USA. Today I run my own company and look for new opportunities.
Company name sir?
sir your company name
company name
institute name
NYU total budget is 13.4 billion USD ,iIndia higher education budget is 12.8 billion including private and state funding and even the measly grant is not fully utilised almost like 70 percent is used
NYU undergrad tuition fee is $65,000 per year compared to how much you pay in India. Nothing is free in life,, most of the scholarships are need based and children of well settled immigrants pay 100% of the expenses out of pocket.
Sukesh Kohli completely agree
@@sukeshkohli475 man, just check the gdp per capita of USA i.e. $62,794 and that of India is around $2,009. That, clearly indicates US cost of living is too high and most of native of USA can afford their tuition fee. It's the cost of living that makes the education fee high as it's privatised in USA. It's not about money at all. It's all about skills and curriculum that Indian education system lacks, let's say we are studying the outdated syllabus which is around 15-30 years old and today's world doesn't work with this syllabus. Plus most of our professors here are useless, they know nothing about modern sciences and their core subjects. It's like we are so obsessed in cracking govt. jobs that no one is well qualified in their respective subjects. You can take example of china it's gdp per capita $9,777 still they are one of the bests in world for research and they have nearly same tution fee that india has. It's all about quality and skilled education which Indian system lacks by a very far margin. Short summary - we need to have quality professor with updated knowledge of modern world. Money is the second preference w.r.t education.
@@sukeshkohli475 Nowadays, even IITs charge around 10-15 lakhs for 4 years.
Obviously, US based Universities charge more but IITs are also charging Exorbitant amounts.
To clarify my point even after taking 50 k from students NYU 36 percent students get Pell grant and in india it is mostly sc ,st student plus household having less than 1 lakh income.nyu only get 700 million from student fees, it professors get 100k as compared to india professors getting 28 k dollars/year
When our per capita is 2 k only
So most our highly financed institutions money is gone to teachers salary,pension etc rather than in research even post grad stipend is cut.
I don't think there is any other person on TH-cam whose explanation is this good even better than our professors in India 😁😁😁
Americans learn from Indian professors
@yash Yadav tumhe bada pata hai?
@@MridulSaini13 I am from cse background. Literally there are no such good channels that teach programming languages so well other than Indians. You can have a look if you belong to CS background. The problem with us is that we never acknowledge the teachers and therefore they are not that popular. For reference you can have a look at Saurabh Shukla, Code with Harry channels. They have covered in depth
@@tarangj9581 haan bhai pata hai. Koi dikkat
Saurabh Shukla is my senior by one year from school by the way :)
In India they only see marks and not a person as a whole
Which is very old types and outdated
yes in india only marks are our future which is decided by the people
@@yashpremendrasinha7080 jee advanced jaisa exam quality ko selection krne ke liye which itself describes person as a whole.
@@siddharth8180 nope what about kejriwal?????
@@siddharth8180 kejrewal toh oxygen b nai la parra hai and his an IIT graduate
Bro when you have a population over a billion then everyone wants the best. All of us knows that Failing to get into IITs is not the end of the world 🌎 but those who get into IITs are literally the brilliant ones. I am not saying those who not got into IITs are worthless but those who got into IITs has got something literally that others don’t have.
You're that one professor after money heist's professor alvaro Morata who would be remembered forever
Alvaro Morata is a footballer smfh
I always used to thought why we have not got any nobel prize in science field after independence. Now i have got my all doubts cleared.
Although I've got 96.54 percentile in jee mains but that's true that IIT jee preparation provides you the skill of hardwork which is extremely important in life btw great video!
And that is why you see some upper middle class students don't even look at these exams, they just go ahead and persue their studies from top tier private college in india or abroad, and most of the time they end up succeeding, simply because they've used their potential in actually learning the useful stuff in college rather than preparing two years for a useless exam for 3 years, and because these exams are merit based so the BETTER will get selected.. rest suffer..
And same goes in Western countries, they just take that SAT which is rather an easy screening test..
My advice would be to just go ahead and persue studies from western colleges, selection process is no too hard there
@@Offensive_Security1998 SAT is lot easier than JEE, that statement is enough..
Its just that a very few percentage of indians even go for, reason being lack of awareness, not fluent in English and obviously money issues..
But still its easier if you're somewhat smart, that we all are, atleast in some ways...
@@amans6504 biggest problem is money issue. That why as u said, only the rich and "upper middle class" can afford abroad studies. Only a few students get scholarships and for that u need to be in top 1% in India.
india mein private college ki padai bohot achi h or waha teachers kafi bacho ko perosnally doubts solve krte h ..
This is one of the greatest videos that I came across.
Thank you for guiding us Professor, your struggles are highly appreciated.
Finally someone is making LOGICAL and SENSICAL videos apart from just gaining subscribers for extra INCOME , hats off to you Sir
Sensible*
Sir, you are exactly right , iit entrance exam are only checking speed and problem solving skills of students, and that's why many coaching institutes only Focus on tricks to solve questions and not on the concepts
That’s why after watching Harnoor’s videos I’ve decided to leave India at 11th and currently preparing for SAT ✌🏻India has very worst eduction System 🙁
Money ke liye maan gaye parents
Bro Chod diya india kya?
In india IIT is seriously over-rateddddddddd....
Toooooo man
Sahi bola
Aur koi option nahi hai
@@arnavpandey3823 Options hai but unke liye paise chahiye. Abroad universities me acha education hota hai aur utna hard bhi nahi admission lena lekin paise tho lagenge bohot. Kuch private colleges bhi hai ache lekin paise lagenge
I agree that the selection process to get into IITs is more or less base on elimination rather than creativity but we also need to look at the practicality right? There are so many number of applicants! I have done my B.Tech. In Chemical Sciences from IIT-G and I am currently pursuing Ph.D. in the field of Quantum Computing at Purdue. So I have gone through both admission phases and both of them have their own merits/demerits. But in general I do agree that the research environment at IITs is deteriorating. There are many reasons and most of them are administrative. Recently one the eminent faculty of IITG (Dr. B.K.Rai) was given a compulsory retirement. Why? Just because he was exposing corruption! Again most of the administrative appointments are political and that’s the reason why these people don’t have any kind of fear.
He boosted my self-confidence and what he said was eye-opening and 💯 true !!! I am so thankful after watching this🙏❤️
Dear friends my uncle also gone through these situation even after droping 2 years he didn't secure an mbbs seat.after that he quit from these rat race for mbbs and did BPT from Banglore. After that he wrote Gre and toefl and got admission in to one of the elite us university fro DPT later on He joined as a Professor of physiotherapy in Sydney University australia.Look friends this what life is look at where he stands now? He is the faculty of best of the best universities in the world And he is doing really well than almost all of his friends. So moral of the story is find your passion take a step towards It work harder hope for the best and pray to God everyday you will be succesfull one day for sure.
16:59 😂 made my day ( that bell) .... I was not selected to IIT this year... And was a little depressed... You gave me strength... Thanku so much sir....
Went through the same last year😄
Me too got only 1mark😅
@@itzzkiara5239 one mark only ?? Seriously??
😁😁
I can't thank you enuf. From now onwards, I will never regret about not sending my son to IIT.
now most of the iitians are becoming teachers or educators in byjus .unacademy. vedantu etc
Exactly...,,, I wonder why...🤔🤔
@@d.d.2719 buisness this is buisness
@@d.d.2719good packages
Sir, my parents still think IIT is the best. I have showed them foreign colleges and my qualification is pretty good for the top universities. What should I do?
Bro money
What are ur qualifications, can I know? I also want to study abroad I am in 11th
Apply before hand ...
If you get selected... Manage it with your parents
Go for it spend 3 crores
And atleast lakhs
Indians boycotting iits
Americans boycotting MIT
What's the point of spending 3 crores or working hard for iit
If everything is available for free
College is nothing but a huge scam
@@lonethealoneone5554 bro no one has 20000rs lying around as a student from middle-class family.
i just love the way you present things... lots of love to you...sir
This hits so close to home. I all through out my childhood loved physics, loved observing things and asking why they were, the way they were. Since was a good student, every one told me to go for IIT coaching. I agreed because I thought it will be the same. But it was a complete rat race, I never got to enjoy even the physics part of it because there was no time to think, and the sole purpose of everything was to just solve questions and nothing else. My scores dropped and I started feeling very depressed.
I had to take admission in NIT Nagpur in a branch I am not interested in. (There are physics branches in some NITs but my parents didn't allow as they said it has no scope) Then there is a 75% rule so you have to attend classes even when you dont like both the teacher and the subject. And the exams are passed completely on the basis of rote learning and your handwriting. And you have to study very hard just for a decent pointer because everyone else is doing the same.I don't remember a single thing I studied.
Right now I am in final year and have finally made the decision and convinced my parents to let me go for M.Sc in pure Physics and am doing self preparation to clear the IIT JAM entrance exam. This exam too is based on "who completes the question the fastest", but I have put up with it once and this time the end result will be studying something that I love.
Sometimes I think, if I had given up on the IIT coaching, I would have let down a lot of people including my parents, but I would have saved myself from the self hate. I would have gone to a private college and would have had more time to do what I love and would have been way more happier.
But sir in india there are lakhs of people apply for few hundred seats if they start looking into the profile and resume of each applicant won't it take so much time and cost.
We need to think from selectors point of view
I completely agree with you. But by what logic is having PCM compulsory? A person Who wants to study BSc Physics at IIT needs to use 2 years of his life also learning chemistry and that too at IIT JEE level and his chemistry marks will also decide whether he/she will be able study BSc physics or CS. So basically they are judging a fish by its ability to climb a tree. They can keep exam specific to the course you are choosing like SAT subject tests. It doesnt take that much money and effort and also useless uninteresting topics for the students will be eliminated.
Please note 22 million students take SAT that is more than 10 times the number of students who give IIT JEE exam. So I feel this can easily be done. Just needs some concrete efforts to be put in.
It tests whether you have ability to learn
Ritam Bhowmik There is even a branch called chemical engineering in IIT. US syllabus has math compulsory for a guy who wants to take bio and even bio compulsory for a guy wanting to take maths
@@Bronchomon No. US doesn't have anything like that. It's compulsory only till tenth. After tenth if they don't want to take bio or math it's entirely their choice. Don't spread false info
@@surabhigogoi5829 BS. Chemistry is all about mugging up and rote memorisation. I remember plenty of stuff from physics and maths because they are conceptual. Chemistry might be great but atleast for JEE it's just a headache subject that irritates me to no end
Sahi kaha sir ekdm I give once in 12th Jee and failed then I Gave state university test cleared and take admission without any preparation or wasting time along with money for IIT
You and harnoor bhaiya
Has inspired me to study in abroad
As indian Education system is absurd and outdated
By the way love your content
God bless you
To Aspirants : Though his words might seem motivating, it's never right to think what if you fail before you appear for an exam.
Point: Think what might happen if you don't get a motive to work by the time you turn 25. And in India you won't need a motive, you need a job, that's not quite the "what you like" thing everytime.
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Hello Sir,
EDIT : I understand the message you are trying to convey and I agree with the same. World is much larger than IITs and life gives many more interesting opportunities other than JEE.
But :
Good / bad researchers & teachers are present everywhere!
Being IIT researchers , we face discrimination in journal reviews. We get intentionally delayed reviews. But the same research work, published from some EU institution, will get accepted very quickly.
Some profs of famous US universities act like medieval land loards . They have occupied the editorships of journals and they play dirty racial politics and nepotism openly. Some honest , lesser known US profs have exposed them but it seems to have no effect.
Meanwhile, we have seen top class PhDs ( like those from TAMU, U Minnesota ) applying for faculty membership at IITs and failing to answer undergrad level questions.
If you want to look at teaching skills, compare some EdX/ Coursea lectures with NPTEL ones. The depth of subject and thoroughness of presentation of some NPTEL courses are better.
I have been research student at iisc as well. Research environment at all engineering departments aren't so good as you might think of. IISc enginnering profs openly admit " teaching is an unavoidable job". In fact, they are inclined towards number of publications, no. of PhDs graduated etc. Many of them hardly teach a course once in two years . Again, overall performance of IISc is better than those of IIT s .
I know many structural mechanics PhDs from Stanford , CalTech and Michigan working for FB and Google in ML & AI. They have absolutely nothing to do with their thesis now.
It is pathetic to hear " Pythagoras theorem, Hyperbola / parabola etc taught at 11th, 12th std level are of no use". I wasnt expecting it.
I agree with other facts. I follow your pragmatic insights but this episode, unfortunately, was far below the high standards you had set for youself.
Thank you
Bacche IIT fame k liye crack krte hn....wo isliye crack nhi krte k kuch research krenge...tabhi toh waha se noble prize winner nhi nikalte......
IIT me research culture nahi hai
@@Offensive_Security1998 completely agree.
Even iiits have better resaerch oportunities than iits
For dowry 😅
@@Offensive_Security1998 you are MCA student right ??
This video might bring some amount of hate but isn't farther from truth. Thanks for making this video.
He is right that 99.99% what we study during our JEE preparation is useless....but I want to mention one thing here that the journey of a student during JEE preparation teaches you how to manage your life and how to overcome difficulties in life. It also makes you strong enough to do anything big in your life. So, we should not always think everytime academically when it came to an IITian
How is studying Physics chemistry maths useless when they are the foundation of all science and engineering? No education is useless cause everything comes in use when time comes. Forgetting what you studied will definitely make your research endeavours useless though.
16:57 epic prof, epic.... hahaha
Every one is not research oriented . ...sir it's india we cannot change it in our time ...and truly in india almost 99% people give importance IITS & NITS . And if we are not from these institutes we are treated as losser in society ...that's it sir ......
Lol research is must. Chicken coupe = IIT
Best example Sunder Pichai get a degree from IIT in Metallurgical Engineering .
unhone khud bola jhn mai hu usme iit ka koi roll nhi... doni bilkul diff field h
@@sapiophile01 yes sara role stanford university ka tha
Fact: he was not just an IIT graduate he also studied at Stanford and some University in Pennsylvania. He's there bcz he went to American schools
then went to university of Pennsylvania to do MS in material science and then went to Stanford University to do mba ...he was a palmar and siebel scholar ..
Phenomenal Physics He got accepted to Stanford due to his IIT tag. His IIT professors recommended him to Stanford
Prof what should be the syllabus of 11&12 class then acc to you? Pythagoras theorem has applications in vectors and without vectors the existence of physics is doubtful. Trigonometry and Calculus has no direct applications but you can’t graduate in engineering w/o these field of mathematics. 11&12th syllabus is not only related for Engineering but also for medicine and basic sciences. There are many things common in USA and Indian science syllabus so even US syllabus of high school is useless. IIT have demerits but they are the best you can get in India. Those non IITIANS you are mentioning are of earlier times when these clgs were comparable to IITs.
IIT k alawa India m baaki colleges ka haal to aur bhi kharab h , sb to USA ni jaa skte , students kre to kre kya?
Toh hum padhai chor de
Bhai jo iitian nahi hote ve yahi bakavas karte he, koi bhi iitian ki channel dekh lo IIT hi aana yahi bolega...
bro fallow ur intrest
mehnat bro ... self learning in your interest
@D Entertainment Ek MIT k professor ne IIT ka paper utha Kar dekha aur use uthakar fenk diya. Aur bola "So what?? Can u test somebody's intelligence on this piece of shit?? Are u Crazy?? Just bcz u can solve a man made, highly modified, highly tricky, highly Calculative questions, that doesn't mean you're outstanding or Your IQ is exceptional. Even If 99% JEE failure students do know the concepts more than those 1% IITians but the thing is that they just know how to solve & apply it😂. That's it. Nothing else." He further asked, " Okay Do IIT Qualifiers have done some research work or Something different for which they can be called different, some new Facts, Some new Perceptions, some new Innovations. No, these people r just studying the same thing over the entire 2 years preparation & wanna boast for this shit!! 😂😂." Toh apne logic se keh do, IIT k Rattu tote students >>> Deemed MIT Professor. Tabhi toh India ka IIT ka entrance world mein 3rd position par aata h difficulty k respect mein aur IITs ki QS World ranking 😂😂 samajh hi gye honge. We need to change this attitude as well as IIT's entrance pattern which is totally bulshitt
Thank you so much sir...!!!!
I was so much passionate about engineering but didn't got rank and i know that JEE paper is not a good scale for testing caliber and understanding of a students knowledge of science and mathematics. I just wanted to hear the same from someone better than me. IIT's and NIT's are just overly hyped, as the only stop for success...
Thank you so much sir , for making this video for us... lots of love to you sir!!❤❤
Fantastic to the point and factual analysis Dr. Sahab 🙏
The main reason behind poor research at IITs is that the system does not allow innovative problem solving skills. For example, if you are working as a Ph.D. student under an IIT professor he/she will give you the problem that he/she thinks is important and you keep working on it and you don't care the time, you just spend whatever time you like because you know that UGC will be paying your salary. In US, the graduate students are funded by research assistantships which come from the projects funded by NSF, DOD, etc. which have fixed durations. How many IIT professors actually know how to write a winning proposal? In US you have to compete for federal funds for tenure and promotion; in India you write your two-page proposal and if you know the right person at the right position you get the money. Mostly it is consulting money, not research money. You can't do real research in this environment. The Indian government should require the professors to write proposals and get funding from competitive sources and pay the Ph.D. students from graduate research assistant positions instead of UGC money.
Thank You so much for your honest review.. I am also a IIT aspirant , and it helped me too much...
"IITs are not perfect. IIT research has a long way to be world-class. It's hyped in India. it's not the end of the world. Continuous hard work is the only Master Key for success."
I believe the major objective of your video is to highlight above. However, I think it became a bit more titled towards bashing IITs (don't know if it is because bashing IITs is the best/only way to motivate people who couldn't get into IITs ).
Do Universities teaches you only a specific subject/area? If a person from Ocean Engineering can be successful in a high profile Bank job, Or if a person with Metallurgical Engineering from IIT can lead one of the top US tech company, does it mean IITs provides/promotes other interdisciplinary and behavioral skills that are in general in high demand across all the fields? The Video of the IITian you refer to in-between concludes that it's totally worth to be an IITian. Why not mention it in the video.
You are under no obligation to accept my following request, but I do believe you have a broader reach in students and your students deserve to get better-balanced views about this subject. "Is it possible for you to make a Video on why banks hire IITians irrespective of the branch, and for what kind of jobs? This narrative is popularized from 3 idiots, but it doesn't essentially give the full picture. Is it possible for you to also cover why so many IITians get M.S./Ph.D offers from world top universities with a full scholarship and do exceedingly well? And why so many successful startups in silicon valley are by IITians. What do IITs really offers"
A proud & humble IITian
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@@DesiAmericanProfessor First, really appreciate your response to my post (despite it being a bit critical). The follow-up video does cover some of my requests. Thanks for it.
I truly enjoyed every moment of my life in IIT (the people, the connections, the vibe, and the diverse set of opportunities). IITs are not a perfect system and the coaching mafia can make things even worst. However, most other universities also NOT a perfect system. As you mentioned, most IITians are from a middle-class background. They may not have the resources to directly pursue an education in the US/west. IITs probably are the best available education option in India for such people economically. IITs are definitely not the end of the world, and there are many other paths to success, but bashing IITs to prove this point never sounds the best approach and in some way undermines the hard work that people do to be IITians.
Anyway, I did watch many of your other videos and like those. You are doing an awesome job.
I hope you believe what I say. I was getting many messages from students who could not crack IITs and some of them were even considering ending their lives. I knew I had to do something to give them hope. That is why I made these two videos. If you really listen to what all I said in the two videos, you will find that to the best of my ability, I spoke truth. If someone is speaking the truth, bashing or praising makes no difference.
@@DesiAmericanProfessor
Respected Professor
The points you bring out are truly motivating but not quite exhaustive. I understand that the purpose of the video is to provide motivation to students who could not perform well in JEE, but it somehow might serve as demotivation to future aspirants. It does feel to me that the video bashes IITs a lot. This video is really good to point out the cons that we IITians face as well in college, but I think like any topic in the world, it deserves another point of view. A video highlighting the pros of IITs would serve as amazing inspiration for students!
The truth is, however much cons that IITs or coaching institutes may have, most of the students that get into IITs are also not aware of their passions, which is why the branches and trades they choose initially are not indicative of their interests. The career they choose is. The reason why a lot of IITians choose to go into different trades than their majors is because of the amount of exposures IITs give. The student might not have been very mature while choosing his branch initially, but the exposure in those four years makes the difference.
Also, what IITs are most famous for is not the teaching style but the peer group which pushes one beyond their limits.
I mean this in utmost respect, and urge you to make a video highlighting the benefits of being from an IIT. This would be amazing inspiration for students!
From a proud and humble IITian
Why are people not watching the next video in the series? Please watch this one too th-cam.com/video/VGdYmorGVJM/w-d-xo.html
This is true sir. Frankly speaking I have done my B.Tech Project as same. I have copied a inbuilt model of Renewable source from MATLAB changed the images and some values of source and system. Improved the result little bit but frankly speaking I do not know how result is improved some knowledge of resistance and inductance helped maybe as electrical engineer. I have write the paper and send for review for IEEE and I am suprised that it is accepted. In my first attempt IEEE did not accept because of plagrism but in second attempt it gets accepted.
Yup! you are right even in medicals (MBBS) we have NONMEDICO PROFESSORS who are teaching us subjects of MBBS
This is the biggest drawback our INDIA is having in education system and students are suffering because of this.
Your video is good you said well but if you could do something for this please contact we are ready to stand against this system
Many of US professors in Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Microbiology are not medical graduates. Check out the profiles of any US university professors
Very well said sir!!
You are explaining in detail, very good teaching professor. We will remember your teachings. Good Video sir.
Sir this video is quite nice. Thank you for all the advice.😊😊
So nice of you
I want to ask just one question if i want to become a cs engineer then why i have to study chemistry ???
Everyone wants to become cs engineer in india but how do you know that you are good at cs. What do you think students are taught in cs, coding? No, coding is just a basic part of cs engineering, infact almost all branch students know how to code at least in iits or top nits. Even for a mechanical student it is necessary to learn coding because robots and machines are made by mech engineers so what do you who does the coding in robots or machines, the mech engineers themselves. Cs students are taught that what all processes take place inside the computer when you type a code. Now can you tell whether you have interest in it without studying it.
Because it's Fun! I enjoy studying organic chemistry. Sometimes we should not look if it is going to be helpful we should also take some time to enjoy what we have right now. Aur kya pata if you start liking it, and end up creating a vaccine for a deadly virus. Life will lead you were you want. Just learn to enjoy what you do
U don't even need to study physics although maths is required but only a little
Thanks for telling reality Sir 🙏👍🏻🌍
Truly impressed. Thanks prof. Hope you are doing good in usa.
I agree with all your talks. If you can improve India's education, then what are you doing in America? You improve here by coming to India. People here need you very much.
Sir i am getting admission in IIT delhi (appeared in JEE advanced 2020)
I worked hard day and night but i don’t want to study in India but my parents are not agreeing
I have always been topper of my batch and my parents always supported me in every possible way but I could not clear SAT and now i am being forced to join IIT
What should i do
Do not underestimate IITs. If you are not at Princeton, Stanford, MIT etc, IIT is your best best. First of all congratulations! This achievement will stay with you for life. The best thing that will happen to you is that at IIT you will meet the best brains in the country, many of whom unfortunately will lose focus. Do not go to IIT with high expectations. Consider IIT Delhi as a basic platform that has given you the credibility. Now what happens within 5 years after you graduate from IIT will be the most important determinant of your career. So do not indulge in IIT life so much. You can enjoy your time there for sure.
If you can't motivate any student . So please don't demotivate .
how exactly did I demotivate? Also it will help the next video th-cam.com/video/VGdYmorGVJM/w-d-xo.html&
I spent 2 years to crack IIT JEE and cracked it too. Spent my 2 years in constant pressure and when I came to my masters, I haven’t used any of these concepts and regretted my decision of studying those crucial two years in studying those tough concepts rather than coding skills. This is completely my experience, don’t take it as a universal truth.
I'm not selected😭 .... &now under society's pressure....
D. D. , don’t care about the society. Just focus on the field you want to go. If you are doing computer engineering then start learning proper coding and do some complex projects. You will be more successful in near future. Believe me.
@@tejshah364 I don't know, why all are defaming the huge knowledge one gains during JEE preparation ? Education is needed ... To say of, you won't even need your mother language to pursue your field !! Would you say, there's no point in learning it properly??
Thank you so much professor.
Really needed to hear this!!
I am in IITB with 5 supervisors & experience of foreign university. 4/5 are scared of creativity & time/money it will consume 😔
New professors are somewhat ok
Sir u are correct....iits are not for research .......but the standard of the exam is great and people who are smart at that point of time crack it...and btech is only the flagship course and not mtech and phd....so condition of mtech and PhD is not that great...People whose basics are not clear they cannot crack IIT paper at that point of time....Every body grows at their own pace so no need to compare anybody.....
IIT will give you chance to get high paying jobs highest in India compared to any other colleges
That's it nothing else
And Indian Colleges are very young compared to other universities and we will change but it will take time
@Vishnu Prasad Bhai
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I totally agree with your opinions prof. It hurts to see many not understanding the point of this video before commenting.
Also I really hope that indian universities in future focus more on helping students perform better and quality research rather than making them chase behind high paying campus placement jobs.
sir Tomorrow is my jee advance exam date . I am from kharagpur and my exam center is IIT kharagpur. As a jee aspirant this video can shock me. I don't know this fact about IIT.
do your best, regardless of where you get in, you will eventually do well
I think I have a good answer....I am an IITIAN ...had my masters degree there....and whatever is written below is applicable for both bachelor's and master's guys.....and I completely agree on what you have mentioned.....not that iitians do not work very hard...they really do ..but at the same time the type of education is still old fashioned......not only the colleges are responsible but also the students.....the problem with most of our Indian culture is that majority of us need quick results..as in, complete b.tech get a job..have a MBA degree ...earn money to a good amount and over .......no time for passion......so coming to point ...hardly 40 percentage of IIT grads will excel to what they have really targeted...what about the rest 60 %?....these are the people who think" IIT TO MILGAYA AB KYA CHAHIYE "...and they end of taking so job that come for campus placements......so basically the IIT brand is over hyped....but it depends ...it one can utilize to the fullest they can really do best in their career....but if one gets overwhelmed by that infrastructure and facilities and amenities of that campuses...then it's done for his/her career......I didn't sit for campus placements in my college...because the type of selection criteria just sucks...even I got a job offer with great package but then I rejected it only to follow my passion....and now even though I am jobless😅...yet I am enjoying what I am doing....had a great time in IIT BOMBAY....and to be honest, now I am competing with some of the best brains in the world for what I love doing.... Hopefully soon I will land on what I want 😅
Please give me blessing sir tomorrow is my IIT JEE ADVANCE 2020
All the best. Know that this exam is not going to decide your future. It is just an exam. You will succeed eventually no matter what the outcome of this exam is.
@@DesiAmericanProfessor Yes sir thanks a lot for your best wishes.
Bro mera bhi hai
All the best.. Do study hard and even do what makes you a man.. Hope you be the best version of yourself
@@sahilgupta2391 bhai kitna rank expected haain?
Bottom line message is if you can't get into IITs don't get discouraged choose the next best option and work on specific skills that would help you get into a job of your interest.If there are issues in the quality of education even in institutes like IITs imagine what could be happening in mid tier and other colleges. So work hard and choose the best available (for you) seat that will lead you towards your dream job.
In fact open on’s own business or pursue one’s passion without regards to these 🛎degrees.. be one’s own boss and get freedom from the false notion of living up-to the perceived norms of society.
This was much needed...thank you sir 👏
You have wide range of loving audience from south India, Nepal, Bangladesh and other countries of southern Asia. We would be so thankful if you could make videos in English.
I absolutely agree with the all your points except one , which is jee advance is not just about speed it requires high thinking too .
you are such a Gem 🙏
yes , but things different for MEDICAL student , they cannot afford private college fee, 2, 3 cr for mbbs, on they have to give NEET comptet with 18lakh student, must under 12k rank for govt mbbs , private btech feee less as compare to mbbs .
Don't take this vedio as an excuse! Right now you can't do nothing of the reality accept the reality and be so big that you can change the reality.
Much needed.. Thanks sir ❤❤
Every IIT has some pros and cones..might be some of the students do it only for good package...but we can't defame whole institute..don't forget pichai also graduated from IIT
Great video as always. Lot of good information for students.
Vvgood video like physics comes in neet but there is very little implications in mbbs,only little one in phisiology and radiology only
Which can be done even the person has not studied physics in the life
Even people from US read physics. They have to do a four year bachelors before medical degree. That 4 year bachelors has nothing to do with medical school. Students take courses in humanities, physics, chemistry, CS and even Mathematics in that course
At 4.14...iit meim jo v quipments use kr re hein students...woh sab 20 saal phle ki hein😯 .. outdated ..so true .india ke in almost har universities and colleges ka yehi haal..kai jaagh toh equipments hi ni hein .
Yahan ...parents ki pressure ki wajh se...bache ka year drop krwa dete hein 😒
Hi Prof, In same way what's your take on GATE ( Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering)?
One of your best videos 👍👍
Hey prof, I believe your students are the most blessed people in this planet :-)
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 amazing sir kya Bola hai👍👍👍great👍👍👍fact about Indian education system
About the coaching institutes, they only put so much effort for those students who are promising, who can crack IIT, because they are the insti's advertisement material. The rest of the batch, the average lot of students, they are not at all taken care of. They pay full coaching fees, and they're given mediocre teachers, and the teaching quality is equally mediocre.
Ya facts
But then again if you look at football leagues and sports .only promising get preffered . And it's a harsh reality
Awesome sir. I have thought about the same concern. Good that a genuine person like you put it front and hope in future someone would change our educational system in India into a better one. 🙏
Sir iit jee increase the iq of a student . A iit jee aspirant can lead his life far better than a person who never tried to give iit jee . It gives a problem solving power which helps you at every point of life . Still i would say you are some what correct
My jee advance AIR 3537 in 2020 I am interested in computer science but I am not get it in any IIT I am getting civil in IIT Delhi. What I can do get civil/Mech josaa or Drop ????????¿¿¿¿¿???????
Go for a branch that you will enjoy learning and growing in. Do no blindly go after a university where you are forced to get a degree and spend your precious learning time in something that you are not even interested in. When getting married, marry because you like the girl. Not because her family is famous
Sir thanks for explaining from place of good will🙏🙏 Sundar Pichai is good example of changing field of expertise.
I completely agree with everything you say about IIT but not with the research part. In IITs, a tiny fraction in the research community (MS/Ph.D.) is not up to mark, but most of them are really brilliant. That is also the case with some of the good state universities in the US, which I know personally.
Thanks for your efforts....
Sir aap bohot sahi baat karte ho. Learning from first principles is the best way to learn.
It is not correct to generalise all faculties summarily as good and bad teachers have always been present during past be it IITs or universities. However, I agree with you that mist of the students in India do not have a clarity about their studentship and career.
He literally cleared that in the beginning of the video by saying nothing I say is universal and there would be some exceptions
So he did not 'generalise' anything 🤦
Jor se motivation Aya 😂 too good . I believe this 💯.
Hlo sir I agreed with you but coaching wale bhi kya kar sakte hai usko less time mai bahut kuch padhana hota hai. Or agar wo motivation denay lege to fir sayad hi course pura kar payenge😔.
My complete focus is completely on iisc . Thanks for motivation sir.
Dislikers are coaching institutes owners and teachers and IIT Andhbhakts 😁😁
Lekin majbbori bhi koi chhej hoti hai
‘Hyperbola, parabola pata nahi Keya Keya bola’ - LOL 😂
You got some good jokes sir 😂
I appreciate your efforts here, to console the aspirants. However, your critics were against post grad fellows from IITs, not grads.
There is a BIG difference between the two. Let's face it, clearing JEE is not a child's play. One has to work hard AND smart to crack it. One cannot deny on the prowess of those who crack it.
I agree with your point, that a single exam cannot carve out your future.
However, one cannot doubt on the opportunities students from reputed institutions get. Others have to struggle much harder to accomplish similar feats
True. Jee advance is not at all about formulas. And history of scientists are well taught at school only.
What about the guy who got selected by Google? He's from a college you have not even heard of. IITs just provide a kick start and nothing else.
11:32 i felt proud to be in IISC